Create best climate with same stats as current climate

I first added daily mean, average humidity (morning + afternoon figures / 2), dew points (online calculator) and sunshine hours (calculated by this); to allow conversions with my dream climate. Also, I changed the precipitation day threshold to 1.0 mm, and pretend that the 0.2 mm threshold has the same amount of rain days (so no sideways drizzle). 
Modified, it is a Cfa climate; and is practically my dream climate, but 0.5ºC cooler, drier and 13.8% cloudier.

These are my changes:
Winters have more extreme records, are drier, a little cooler; and yet unfortunately, a little more cloudy. 

Springs are more changeable (compare those diurnals) and warmer, with similar rainfall. and are still cloudier than normal.

Summers are slightly wetter, warmer and finally a little more sunny! Extremes are more frequent, whether at day or night.

Autumns are significantly more variable, with a faster temperature decrease, more sunshine and less rain.

Overall, it earns an A; only improvement it really needs is more sunshine year-round for an A+. Everything else is fantastique, à mon avis.

Modified vs Original (with added extras for comparison):

Out of curiosity, I made Vostok Station but it's not entirely shades of blue. 3 months I would like (though too dry), 2 months of a Dxa/Dxb winter, 2 months resembling unmodified Vostok, and 5 months of weather on Jupiter (though no wind). Since Vostok is so damn dry, I decided to make all precipitation occur in the mildest five months: for some snow and rain. Also, I decided to lower the latitude to 35ºS, and make winters have close to 100% sunshine (while summers have 75%). Even though 7 months of the year are indoors-only, at least it has a clear sky outside. Wind is non-existent for most of the year, but breezy weather dominates the short warm season. An E for me, at least there is some orange and even red in the weatherbox.

The cursed Vostok is gone, shame.
I was going to make one but I already did on page 1. I should pick something else.

Here it is:

I made a Vancouver copy too since I went there this past summer. Temps ended up close to Candle's more realistic one since we were both shooting for snowy winters. I quoted his in the spoiler.

Overall: I started by warming summer by 10C and cooling winter by 10. Ended up with +9 in June and -11 in January, and removed some of the lag.
Diurnal range was not changed at all, this isn't completely realistic, if you look hard you'll find other parts that don't quite make sense.

Temp records are more extreme since it's more continental. On second thought the winter record low is probably too low.

Precipitation was spread out evenly so winter wasn't so dreary. Wet days are adjusted to match, and the total number of days went down slightly since it gets more rain in the warm season, when most places get . The rain/snow split is a guess based on temps.

Sunshine - I kept the overall average at 40.6 percent, just the average of all 12 numbers. Since I added a few percent to winter and subtracted a few from summer where days are longer, the total hours went down.



Candle's post in spoiler. He used Vancouver Harbour CS 1971-2000, I used Vancouver International Airport 1991-2020. So I used a much drier place (1160mm vs 1589mm).

would kms from boredom, great job!