ǝɹǝɥds ɐɯɐqo
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Post by ǝɹǝɥds ɐɯɐqo on Jul 4, 2020 9:30:45 GMT -5
Tromsø. Winters are not very cold and summer is tolerable for me. I find it's climate to be the best out of the Arctic cities. Bodø is for sure better. It is warmer but winters are still very snowy, which I like. I also just like Europe in general, and Siberia is way too cold at winter.  |
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Post by Crunch41 on Jul 4, 2020 11:31:58 GMT -5
Nobody! Very predictably, everybody choses either Norway or Sweden. Nobody likes the climate in Russia, including Russians themselves. Well, I think I can get a depression or any other mental issues living in the Arctic, so I have no favorite climate, according to the criteria, they all are terrible. Just for that, I'll look for a good one in the Russian Arctic. All of these climates are colder than I want in summer, I'm not a hardcore cold lover.
Apatity's weatherbox looks almost as good as the Swedish ones, but it looks like 2012-2014 data which is bogus. 20/10 in July, -11/-17 in January I'll go with Kandalaksha for a Russian Arctic climate. Winters are similar to Sweden or Finland, but summer is not as warm, only 19/10 in July. Moving east it gets progressively colder until the far east where the climate gets more oceanic.
Kandalaksha..(32E) -8/-17 to 19/10, range 32 to -44, yearly average +0.4, 546mm
Mezen........(44E) -12/-19 to 19/ 9, range 37 to -46, yearly average -0.7, 532mm << 65N
Pechora......(57E) -14/-23 to 22/11, range 35 to -56, yearly average -1.9, 625mm << 65N
Salekhard.....(66E) -19/-28 to 20/10, range 33 to -54, yearly average -5.7, 454mm
Novy Urengoy.(76E) -22/-30 to 18/10, no records,......yearly average -7.5, 471mm
Norilsk........(88E) -24/-31 to 18/10, range 32 to -61, yearly average -9.6, 596mm << 69N
Yessey.......(102E) -31/-41 to 18/ 8, range 33 to -60, yearly average -12.4, 239mm << 68N
Udachny......(112E) -35/-44 to 20/ 8, no records,......yearly average -12.7, 326mm Zhigansk.....(123E) -36/-42 to 21/11, range 35 to -60, yearly average -11.5, 303mm
Verkhoyansk..(133E) -42/-48 to 23/10, range 38 to -68, yearly average -14.5, 180mm
Khonuu.......(143E) -41/-49 to 22/ 8, range 36 to -62, yearly average -14.7, 203mm
Srednekolymsk(153E) -34/-41 to 19/ 9, range 37 to -58, yearly average -12.6, 188mm Bilibino.......(166E) -28/-37 to 19/ 7, range 33 to -52, yearly average -10.3, 198mm << 68N Egvekinot.....(179W) -15/-23 to 14/ 7, range 31 to -47, yearly average -5.4, 532mm |
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Post by Babu on Jul 4, 2020 12:17:00 GMT -5
Svolvær. I would've chosen Røst, but I don't wanna be stuck on an island. Runner-up: Verkhoyansk. Warm summers and frigid winters. You can experience anything here. I mean tbf Svolvær is on an island too, but yeah, it's got bridges to the mainland so I get your point. |
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Post by Crunch41 on Jul 4, 2020 13:47:34 GMT -5
I have not found a climate with smaller diurnals than Svolvær. 1.9C in October, 2.4 for the full year.
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