weather in wetlands
Wetland weather in marine or coastal wetlands typically remains above freezing and rarely dips below 40 degrees Fahrenheit (4 degrees Celsius). Due to the fragile nature of wetland plants and animals, large swings in temperatures may have a significant effect on wetland climates.
The different types of wetland climates include marine or coastal wetlands, inland wetlands, and man-made wetlands. Depending on the type of wetland, the wetland climates can range from warm, humid tropical environs to frigid tundras. Climates for wetlands are specific to the type of wetland and where in the world the wetland is located. Marine or coastal wetlands are characterized by shallow marshes or lagoons where the ocean's tides control the area's plant and animal life.