TemperateGL+Meteorologist

Meteorologist By Jada Booker The temperate Grassland's climate depends greatly on how close it is to the equator or oceans. Inland steppe and prairie temperatures are very hot in the summer and can rise above 100˚f (38˚c). Steppes and prairie are also very cold in the winter as well. For example temperatures at Winnipeg in canada can be as cold as -10˚F (-23˚C). During the winter the steppes and prairies remain dry. Remaining moisture from the summer forms into light snow. Temperatures in this biome vary greatly between summer and winter. Drought plays a large role in keeping trees from taking over the grasslands.