Your own-made climate normals/averages

LZ40 (platform in middle of Lake Okeechobee), with rainfall data this time. I previously posted 2010-2020 temp-only averages for this station, but now I've found a much easier way to get data that has rainfall as well. Almost the driest place in Florida (Dry Tortugas in the Keys is still a bit drier).

If you press the box to the right you get every single stat option. The left box is just the "most commonly used" ones. There's average max, average min etc. if you use the box to the right.

I've also been looking through discontinued stations in the area between Stockholm and Örebro which is one of the hotspots in Swedish summers. I found this station in Köping, halfway between Örebro and Västerås, which operated 1968-1987. Comparing 1967-1987 in Köping vs Stockholm, Örebro and Västerås, it seems Köping recorded ridiculously warm average highs.



If we were to extrapolate the differences between the Köping and Stockholm station onto 1991-2020, we'd get a climate looking like this:

And Stockholm Bromma Airport for a more conventional station placement to compare with:

Idk if the station had a faulty radiation cover or what. Seems way too recent for there to be a serious issue of that kind.

Not averages but the year of 2007 in Buxton, Derbyshire. I didn't actually spend most of the year there. The year had a very mild, wet winter and a cool, wet summer with flooding in many parts of the country. A sweltering 24.3°C was the hottest temperature of the year.

Buxton, Derbyshire 2008. Period 2007-2012 had notably crappy summers, with little in the way of warmth, and lots of rain. This one had a very dull August (February was sunnier).

Thought there was somewhere else for this type of thing, couldn't find it for some reason but I'll use it from now onwards.

A tricky one to match in North America? 

Damn, Thimphu-Simtokha is pretty good!