Stillwater, Minnesota, experiences a Humid Continental climate, characterized by warm, wet summers and cold, snowy winters. The average annual high temperature is approximately 55.3°F, while the average low is around 36.5°F. Precipitation averages 34.5 inches annually, with June typically being the wettest month.
In recent years, Stillwater has undertaken several environmental initiatives to promote sustainability and protect natural resources. The city’s Energy Action Plan aims to save 3.8 million kWh of electricity and 198,000 therms of natural gas by the end of 2025, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and saving the community an estimated $450,000.
Additionally, the Bird City Program focuses on protecting bird populations and their habitats through education and community collaboration. This program aligns with the Minnesota Audubon Society’s best practices and integrates bird-friendly practices into broader community planning.
Residents are encouraged to participate in these initiatives and adopt sustainable practices to contribute to the city’s environmental goals.