The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, located in Houston, Texas, experiences a humid subtropical climate. Here are some key points about the weather:
Temperature: Average highs range from 62ยฐF (17ยฐC) in January to 94ยฐF (34ยฐC) in August. Lows can drop to around 43ยฐF (6ยฐC) in winter and rise to 75ยฐF (24ยฐC) in summer.
Rainfall: Houston receives about 50 inches of rain annually, with June being the wettest month.
Extreme Weather: The area is prone to hurricanes and tropical storms, especially from June to November.
Impact on Campus Life: The warm and humid climate can affect outdoor activities and commuting, with potential disruptions during severe weather events. However, the campus is well-equipped to handle such conditions.