Rate: Greenwood, Nova Scotia 2002-2018
Mar 18, 2019 10:48:04 GMT -5
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Post by Lommaren on Mar 18, 2019 10:48:04 GMT -5
Yahya Sinwar wanted me to do this one and it was interesting enough for me to post a rate the climate thread for it! Here are the 1981-2010 normals which indicate that while winters have gotten milder and summer warmer, snowfall is still up. Half of the year has seen all-time record highs being recorded in these past 17 years. Judging by nearby Kentville, sunshine hours are most likely somewhere in the 1800's, in effect similar to much of the Baltic Sea and Northern France.
Here are the individual parameters:
Average highs/lows:
Average max/mins:
Precipitation:
Keep in mind that Excel auto-generates the number from the annual snowfall, rather than individual months, which results in a 0.1 mm deviation between the monthly and annual means in the Excel.
Snowfall:
I really like this one as far as humid continental climates go, it's a good B- thanks to its great summers and winters with quite a bit of snow on the ground and also less winter rain than Nova Scotia's east coast. It also has less seasonal lag than the typical maritimes, which I assume is a bit of an advantage and helps your grades Ariete and Steelernation ?
Here are the individual parameters:
Average highs/lows:
Average max/mins:
Precipitation:
Keep in mind that Excel auto-generates the number from the annual snowfall, rather than individual months, which results in a 0.1 mm deviation between the monthly and annual means in the Excel.
Snowfall:
I really like this one as far as humid continental climates go, it's a good B- thanks to its great summers and winters with quite a bit of snow on the ground and also less winter rain than Nova Scotia's east coast. It also has less seasonal lag than the typical maritimes, which I assume is a bit of an advantage and helps your grades Ariete and Steelernation ?
