A C+ from me, not as bad (warmer summers) as I thought. Dew point drop and sudden increase in % possible sunshine is unrealistic from June to July, but it's a fictional climate anyway
"Above 40 degrees North, there is no Winter warmth; Above 50 degrees North, there is no Summer heat; Above 60 degrees North, there are no Thunderstorms; Above 70 degrees North, there is no Hope." — Benny Boy's adage.
B. Too cold in winter, too dry in summer. Also, is it just my imagination or do some of the values not match their colors?
I notice that too—with the July average dew point and February average snowfall boxes. It seems to have been created in Excel, or some other spreadsheet app.
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"Above 40 degrees North, there is no Winter warmth; Above 50 degrees North, there is no Summer heat; Above 60 degrees North, there are no Thunderstorms; Above 70 degrees North, there is no Hope." — Benny Boy's adage.
"Below 40 degrees South, there is no Law; Below 50 degrees South, there is no Rescue; Below 60 degrees South, there is no Hope; Below 70 degrees South, there is no God." — Mariner's adage, 'Round Cape Horn
B. Too cold in winter, too dry in summer. Also, is it just my imagination or do some of the values not match their colors?
I notice that too—with the July average dew point and February average snowfall boxes. It seems to have been created in Excel, or some other spreadsheet app.
Yeah, the color palette in excel was not as diverse as wiki. I tried my best to keep it reasonable though.
It’s not bad actually. C+ as it has a mix of good and bad features. Love the Mediterranean precip pattern and the high temps throughout the year aren’t too bad, but the main things holding back this climate are way too much snow and cold low temps.
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B+ I like it, but the summers are too dry and a bit too cold at night.
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2.54 (B-/C+) according to my formula, though that seems a bit high of a rating considering the cold winters, precipitation pattern, and the too-chilly summer lows; I gave it a C in the poll. It's a bit warmer of a climate than I would have expected from you FrozenI69
B. Too cold in winter, too dry in summer. Also, is it just my imagination or do some of the values not match their colors?
I notice that too—with the July average dew point and February average snowfall boxes. It seems to have been created in Excel, or some other spreadsheet app.
Some of the conversions don't quite match either, and others have wacky numbers of significant figures. He probably just copied a weather box into Excel and went from there - and BTW this is just my own pet peeve, but Excel is NOT an "app"! Back in my day we called those kinds of things "programs" - it wasn't until the rise of smartphones and tablets in the late 2000s that I started hearing everything get called "apps"!
I notice that too—with the July average dew point and February average snowfall boxes. It seems to have been created in Excel, or some other spreadsheet app.
Yeah, the color palette in excel was not as diverse as wiki. I tried my best to keep it reasonable though.
If you select "more colors" at the bottom of the color selection area, and then click on "custom", you can make any color you want using the full RGB or HSL range - so I'd say Excel actually wins in terms of color diversity!
I thought you said you liked 30 F highs in winter and 75 F highs in summer?
Anyways, I give this one a C. Winters are too mild as are the summers, and the precipitation pattern isn't too my liking. Don't like that December has so little snow compared to January. But, it's far from the worst climate out there.
E. Nothing special. Very cold crummer lows, with anemic highs.
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I thought you said you liked 30 F highs in winter and 75 F highs in summer?
Anyways, I give this one a C. Winters are too mild as are the summers, and the precipitation pattern isn't too my liking. Don't like that December has so little snow compared to January. But, it's far from the worst climate out there.
Most places outside the northern great lakes snowbelt get more snow in January than december.