Post by Lommaren on May 24, 2018 13:05:09 GMT -5
Another interesting climate!
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Apalling winter lows, and somewhat too high summer temps during the day, even though nights appear comfy. Would prefer a bit more precipitation as well.
What's more impressive is; how on earth can an elevated climate at 44.22°N reach 32°C summer highs? It is at 1,182 metres asl after all, so in impressiveness not far behind Turpan. Also in terms of continentality for North America, it seems vitually unmatched for hot summer highs for a climate with significantly cold winters.
D+
Apalling winter lows, and somewhat too high summer temps during the day, even though nights appear comfy. Would prefer a bit more precipitation as well.
What's more impressive is; how on earth can an elevated climate at 44.22°N reach 32°C summer highs? It is at 1,182 metres asl after all, so in impressiveness not far behind Turpan. Also in terms of continentality for North America, it seems vitually unmatched for hot summer highs for a climate with significantly cold winters.
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I find summers more amazing for its geographical position though. For example, Genoa at the same latitude on as warm a sea as you could get right there, surrounded by tons of land, gets high-end 27°C highs in summer...
