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sunmoonlake
Hi,

Is July a good or bad month to go to Olympic National Park? Is it going to be too hot and humid to do anything?
Suggestions?


Thanks
gwelland
QUOTE (sunmoonlake @ Jun 18 2008, 10:44 AM)
Hi,

Is July a good or bad month to go to Olympic National Park? Is it going to be too hot and humid to do anything?
Suggestions?
Thanks
*


Hmm, hot & humid? I take it you've not been to the Pacific Northwest before tongue.gif

July may be a warm month but compared to anything southern or eastern US you'll be hard pushed to feel any significant humidity. You should be fine. The worst case would be random rain showers.
gvaughn
QUOTE (sunmoonlake @ Jun 18 2008, 11:44 AM)
Hi,

Is July a good or bad month to go to Olympic National Park? Is it going to be too hot and humid to do anything?
Suggestions?
Thanks
*



A newspaper article today said that Olympic National Park hoped to have the road to Hurricane Ridge cleared of snow and open for traffic by July 4.

The Sol Duc, Hoh and Quinault areas should be very pleasant but rather dry and they are, afterall, rainforest.

The coast will probably be a mix of sun and fog.
sunmoonlake
thanks all for the info! since i have not been to the northwest pacific, it helps to know what to prepare before departure.
gdanmitchell
QUOTE (sunmoonlake @ Jun 18 2008, 11:44 AM)
Hi,

Is July a good or bad month to go to Olympic National Park? Is it going to be too hot and humid to do anything?
Suggestions?
Thanks
*


Best time is possibly a bit later in the summer - perhaps late August. I've been there and seen wonderful weather, but given that this is the Pacific Northwest and close to the coast, I've also been to the park and seen a lovely view of... clouds and fog and murk.

No promises. :-)

Dan
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