Post by AJ1013 on Jul 13, 2019 17:26:53 GMT -5
Credit to Crunch41 for making these!
In this climate battle we have Highest min Tucson VS lowest max Tucson
Hottest nights is a hot desert climate but with moderate rainfall in winter. Frost is unheard of and nights are over 80F for most of the summer. The closest climate twin is the Dead Sea, if Sedom had wetter winters it would be a good match. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Sea.
Lowest Max temperatures is "subtropical" but gets regular snow and has never reached 10C in January. There is a shorter wet season in February-April and a long one from June to October. Summer is very humid and stable with thunderstorms almost every day, but 30C is rare. Dalhousie and highland northern India is vaguely similar.
Pick your poison
In this climate battle we have Highest min Tucson VS lowest max Tucson
Hottest nights is a hot desert climate but with moderate rainfall in winter. Frost is unheard of and nights are over 80F for most of the summer. The closest climate twin is the Dead Sea, if Sedom had wetter winters it would be a good match. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Sea.
Lowest Max temperatures is "subtropical" but gets regular snow and has never reached 10C in January. There is a shorter wet season in February-April and a long one from June to October. Summer is very humid and stable with thunderstorms almost every day, but 30C is rare. Dalhousie and highland northern India is vaguely similar.
Pick your poison
