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Post by Donar on Feb 18, 2020 11:23:24 GMT -5
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Post by Moron on Feb 20, 2020 11:46:37 GMT -5
Dry, very sunny and warmer than average with low rain days. Jandakot 2019  Average Maximum: 25.5C (+0.9C) Average Minimum: 11.8C (+0.3C) Rainfall: 637.8mm (-181.8mm) Rain Days >0.2mm: 86 (-22.7 days) Sun hours: 9.27/day (+0.47/day) Annual sun hours: 3386.7 hours Perth Metro 2019  Average Maximum: 25.7C (+0.9C) Average Minimum: 12.8C (0.0) Rainfall: 585.6mm (-147.6mm) Rain Days >0.2mm: 89 (-18.7 days) Same sun stats |
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Post by Benfxmth on Oct 31, 2020 7:05:33 GMT -5
I know I'm 10 months late, but I'm posting anyway as 2019 was an interesting year weather-wise in Rome. Here are the remarks for 2019: 1. February 27th was one of the warmest February days on record, Collegio Romano has seen a 70.9°F high, the warmest on record for the P.O.R. going back to 1860, however, Ciampino's February record high is 73.4°F from the 28th, in 1946. 2. May was the third coldest on record (after 1991 and 1980), and May 15th has seen a 52.3°F high, which, is the coldest high for May on record. 3. June was the third warmest on record (after 2003 and tied with 2017), and a 96.1°F high on June 14th was the earliest 35+°C high on record, and Fiumicino broke the June monthly record on the 29th. 4. The 82.0°F high from October 22nd is the warmest day on record for the October 20th-31st period. 5. November is very likely among the top 10 wettest months on record. Note that I'm referring to records in Ciampino, unless stated otherwise. Weather boxes:   ![]() |
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Post by Beercules on Oct 31, 2020 7:07:46 GMT -5
Solid summers, but christ, the absolute max temps are low as shit. I would need atleast 10-15C more to be fully happy. That Gay is a disaster though, wow.
If it was Sicily Palermo I would probably be far happier.
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Post by Babu on Oct 31, 2020 7:24:36 GMT -5
Looks like if someone from NZ moved to Crete, Greece in June and made a custom weatherbox for their experienced year. |
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