Post by Lommaren on Jun 22, 2018 4:48:32 GMT -5
Since it's by the same sea that those ridiculous snow totals per mm precipitation are recorded in Japan, it might not be "cold desert" in winter in spite of the Siberian High, but it certainly isn't wet-winter either.
This is essentially a cooled-down and a bit less continental version of Vladivostok without the same extremes in summer with regards to precipitation.
My rating is an E+ somewhat salvaged from an even worse grade by the very sunny winters and acceptable summer means for August, which is comparable to July here overall, but too cloudy for optimal comfort. Not much else to celebrate about this one I'm afraid, but for 46°N and being coastal, it's definitely a unique one.
This is essentially a cooled-down and a bit less continental version of Vladivostok without the same extremes in summer with regards to precipitation.
My rating is an E+ somewhat salvaged from an even worse grade by the very sunny winters and acceptable summer means for August, which is comparable to July here overall, but too cloudy for optimal comfort. Not much else to celebrate about this one I'm afraid, but for 46°N and being coastal, it's definitely a unique one.
