Post by Babu on Jun 9, 2019 16:59:31 GMT -5
Disclaimer: This weatherbox and climate has not taken realism into consideration. This climate is located somewhere close to the equator on earth though or else I couldn't have such narrow seasonal ranges.
This climate has a specific temperature stability pattern. About 80-85% of the days are average to a little below average, and then the rest are like 28-32'C. So a week in Feb/Oct might be like 22-22-23-21-31-23-29 yielding an average of 24'C.
Also, large negative deviations do not happen at all. The record coldest high ever is like 18-19'C.
Rainy days are about 6-8 per month and are always brief and intense with thunder being very common.
However, despite the narrow diurnal ranges and moderate rainfall, humidity is only around 13-16'C DP and will rarely surpass 20'C DP (same negative deviations). (This is not realistic, I know. This climate in real life would have much cooler lows to be able to have low DP's and also because it would have to be at a few thousand feet ASL which would naturally increase diurnals.)
So all in all, this is a climate that's extremely comfortable but with hot-ish beach weather regularly. It also keeps warm through the evening and is never cold at least in the "summer". A little cooler nights in the "winter". It's also very lush and green with a mix between NZ and Central/South American rainforests.
So, rate it.
TL;DR: It's not nearly as humid as it looks, and it's bipolar like LA in the winter but more extreme i.e. most days are cool and some single days are hot. Nothing inbetween, and no heatwaves.
This climate has a specific temperature stability pattern. About 80-85% of the days are average to a little below average, and then the rest are like 28-32'C. So a week in Feb/Oct might be like 22-22-23-21-31-23-29 yielding an average of 24'C.
Also, large negative deviations do not happen at all. The record coldest high ever is like 18-19'C.
Rainy days are about 6-8 per month and are always brief and intense with thunder being very common.
However, despite the narrow diurnal ranges and moderate rainfall, humidity is only around 13-16'C DP and will rarely surpass 20'C DP (same negative deviations). (This is not realistic, I know. This climate in real life would have much cooler lows to be able to have low DP's and also because it would have to be at a few thousand feet ASL which would naturally increase diurnals.)
So all in all, this is a climate that's extremely comfortable but with hot-ish beach weather regularly. It also keeps warm through the evening and is never cold at least in the "summer". A little cooler nights in the "winter". It's also very lush and green with a mix between NZ and Central/South American rainforests.
So, rate it.
TL;DR: It's not nearly as humid as it looks, and it's bipolar like LA in the winter but more extreme i.e. most days are cool and some single days are hot. Nothing inbetween, and no heatwaves.
Joking aside, I think Le Mans should run a 24-hour bicycle relay race, that'd be some good TV!
