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Post by Giorbanguly on Feb 1, 2018 22:41:41 GMT -5
Lol even during a record warm January in your dream climate, and a record cold January in mine, your average highs are still colder than my average lows  Your record cold January is like an average May/June in my dream climate.  Ummm...what? Your average June has 13C highs? ;p |
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Post by ilmc90 on Feb 1, 2018 22:43:50 GMT -5
Your record cold January is like an average May/June in my dream climate. Ummm...what? Your average June has 13C highs? ;p Haha no average June high is 16 C. I said May/June since like mid-May to mid-June would be about the average for your record cold January. |
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Post by Giorbanguly on Feb 1, 2018 22:45:22 GMT -5
Ummm...what? Your average June has 13C highs? ;p Haha no average June high is 16 C. I said May/June since like mid-May to mid-June would be about the average for your record cold January. Alright that's a bit better, not too much better, but a bit better. Probbaly not gonna visit your dream climate unless I get free vacation trip there |
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Post by alex992 on Feb 1, 2018 22:47:18 GMT -5
To give you guys an idea, Winter Haven averaged 0/-16 last January and 22/3 the previous January, so Januaries can vary from Minneapolis-like to colder than Oymyakon lol
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Post by ilmc90 on Feb 1, 2018 22:51:57 GMT -5
Haha no average June high is 16 C. I said May/June since like mid-May to mid-June would be about the average for your record cold January. Alright that's a bit better, not too much better, but a bit better. Probbaly not gonna visit your dream climate unless I get free vacation trip there What'd you think of January in my dream climate? |
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Post by ilmc90 on Feb 1, 2018 22:53:08 GMT -5
To give you guys an idea, Winter Haven averaged 0/-16 last January and 22/3 the previous January, so Januaries can vary from Minneapolis-like to colder than Oymyakon lol Winter Haven must have felt like another planet in January 2018 lol |
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Post by Giorbanguly on Feb 1, 2018 22:54:06 GMT -5
Alright that's a bit better, not too much better, but a bit better. Probbaly not gonna visit your dream climate unless I get free vacation trip there What'd you think of January in my dream climate? It's nicer than Binghamton, I'll give you that |
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Post by Cadeau on Feb 1, 2018 22:54:12 GMT -5
Metropolitan Area
Latitude : 42°N
Date(Day of the week) : High / Low / Condition / Precipitation / Sunrise / Sunset
February 3, 2018 (SAT): High 10 / Low 4 /  Showers / 1mm - 8:01AM / 6:06PM
February 4, 2018 (SUN): High 13 / Low 5 /  Partly Cloudy --- 8:00AM / 6:08PM
February 5, 2018 (MON): High 11 / Low 3 /  Cloudy --------- 7:59AM / 6:09PM
February 6, 2018 (TUE): High 12 / Low 3 /  Mostly Sunny --- 7:58AM / 6:11PM
February 7, 2018 (WED): High 9 / Low 3 / Mostly Cloudy --- 7:57AM / 6:12PM
February 8, 2018 (THU): High 14 / Low 7 / Partly Cloudy --- 7:56AM / 6:13PM
February 9, 2018 (FRI): High 13 / Low 5 / Partly Cloudy ---- 7:54AM / 6:14PM
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Post by Deleted on Feb 2, 2018 11:39:46 GMT -5
170 years? Do you enter daily data for each year for min, max, rain and weather occurrences? Would be interesting to see how you make your climate averages. Yep, and I did the first 80 years or so handwritten lol. This is something I've been working on though for like nine years, so it's not as shocking as you might think. For like 2009-2010, I would do like 2-3 months of data a day until I caught up with the year. I really had no life back in those days, I'm glad I caught up to the year because I would have no time to do this shit nowadays lol. I think 2009 was when I started making daily climate spreadsheets, I'm only doing 30 years for each city though, but initially wanted to do 30 years for each city in New Florida. It's hard because I have to work out the what the climate would be like as realistically as possible. Also it's taking forever. Only one of 30 cities so far has complete temp and rain data. But it's not like I want to be doing it all the time lol. I just realised that 30 years for each city would mean 900 years! Holy shit. |
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Post by jgtheone on Feb 3, 2018 6:52:24 GMT -5
7 day forecast for Northlake: Short mild spell to end, warming up again and remaining bright and sunny.
5/2 (Monday): Mostly sunny. 11°C/26°C.
6/2 (Tuesday): Mostly sunny. 14°C/30°C.
7/2 (Wednesday): Mostly sunny, windy. 16°C/33°C.
8/2 (Thursday): Sunny, windy. 16°C/34°C.
9/2 (Friday): Sunny. 17°C/35°C.
10/2 (Saturday): Mostly sunny. 18°C/37°C.
11/2 (Sunday): Partly cloudy, windy. 20°C/40°C.
7 day forecast for Blocktown: Cool and sunny to start, becoming wet and mild by the weekend.
5/2 (Monday): Partly cloudy. -2°C/6°C.
6/2 (Tuesday): Frost then sunny. -4°C/6°C.
7/2 (Wednesday): Mostly sunny. 0°C/12°C.
8/2 (Thursday): Partly cloudy. 4°C/16°C.
9/2 (Friday): Rain developing (100%, 11mm). 6°C/17°C.
10/2 (Saturday): Rain (100%, 21mm). 9°C/14°C.
11/2 (Sunday): Showers, easing later (80%, 4mm). 7°C/15°C.
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Post by Steelernation on Feb 3, 2018 13:22:23 GMT -5
2/04: High 23 Low 4 🌨 Colder with flurries
2/05: High 49 Low 16 ⛅️ Breezy and mild
2/06: High 25 Low -1 ☁️ Cloudy and colder
2/07: High 36 Low 7 🌤 Mostly sunny, not as cold
2/08: High 48 Low 20 🌤 Mostly sunny
2/09: High 29 Low 6 🌨 Light snow, colder
2/10: High 24 Low -4 ☀️ Sunny and cold
Averages on 2/4 are 43/17 and on 2/10 they are 45/18
In C:
High -5 Low -16
High 9 Low -9
High -4 Low -18
High 3 Low -14
High 9 Low -7
High -2 Low -14
High -4 Low -20
Averages on 2/4 are 6/-8 and on 2/10 they are 7/-8
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Post by alex992 on Feb 3, 2018 14:16:31 GMT -5
Yep, and I did the first 80 years or so handwritten lol. This is something I've been working on though for like nine years, so it's not as shocking as you might think. For like 2009-2010, I would do like 2-3 months of data a day until I caught up with the year. I really had no life back in those days, I'm glad I caught up to the year because I would have no time to do this shit nowadays lol. I think 2009 was when I started making daily climate spreadsheets, I'm only doing 30 years for each city though, but initially wanted to do 30 years for each city in New Florida. It's hard because I have to work out the what the climate would be like as realistically as possible. Also it's taking forever. Only one of 30 cities so far has complete temp and rain data. But it's not like I want to be doing it all the time lol. I just realised that 30 years for each city would mean 900 years! Holy shit. Yeah, 30 years for 30 cities is a lot more work than 170 years for one city. To be honest, I mostly just extrapolate data from Winter Haven itself to work out the climate normals for the surrounding cities and suburbs. Northerly, more elevated suburbs follow the same pattern, just a bit cooler and vice versa for more southerly suburbs. There's a good deal more cities on the fictional continent Winter Haven is located on, even some tropical ones and some subarctic/arctic ones, so I have to get working on those lol. This takes up a lot of time though! |
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Post by ilmc90 on Feb 3, 2018 15:02:44 GMT -5
I think 2009 was when I started making daily climate spreadsheets, I'm only doing 30 years for each city though, but initially wanted to do 30 years for each city in New Florida. It's hard because I have to work out the what the climate would be like as realistically as possible. Also it's taking forever. Only one of 30 cities so far has complete temp and rain data. But it's not like I want to be doing it all the time lol. I just realised that 30 years for each city would mean 900 years! Holy shit. Yeah, 30 years for 30 cities is a lot more work than 170 years for one city. To be honest, I mostly just extrapolate data from Winter Haven itself to work out the climate normals for the surrounding cities and suburbs. Northerly, more elevated suburbs follow the same pattern, just a bit cooler and vice versa for more southerly suburbs. There's a good deal more cities on the fictional continent Winter Haven is located on, even some tropical ones and some subarctic/arctic ones, so I have to get working on those lol. This takes up a lot of time though! I started doing forecast around 2011. I wish I had kept it all on a spreadsheet because then I would have 7 years of data already. Oh well, better late than never. Takes a lot of time putting everything together and I have to be in the right mood lol. |
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Post by ilmc90 on Feb 3, 2018 15:14:33 GMT -5
Short-lived, unimpressive cold blast for a couple of days followed by record warmth. Saturday will feature a rare combination of sunshine and mild temperatures. Typically milder weather in the winter is accompanied with clouds and rain. Thoughts on this forecast Giorbanguly and alex992 ? Sunday, 2/4: Partly cloudy and windy. Blowing and drifting snow. High 23 F/-5 C. Low 14 F/-10 C. Monday, 2/5: Cloudy. High 27 F/-3 C. Low 16 F-9 C. Tuesday, 2/6: Hazy sunshine and frost in the morning. Becoming cloudy with showers during the afternoon. Rainfall around a tenth of an inch. High 41 F/5 C. Low 24 F/-4 C. Wednesday, 2/7: Rain, heavy at times. Rainfall half an inch to one inch. High 56 F/13 C. Low 41 F/5 C. Thursday, 2/8: Windy with rain. Rainfall around a quarter inch. High 53 F/12 C. Low 45 F/7 C. Friday, 2/9: Rain. Rainfall a quarter inch to half an inch. High 51 F/11 C. Low 44 F/7 C. Saturday, 2/10: Mostly Sunny. High 57 F/14 C. Low 40 F/4 C. |
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Post by Cadeau on Feb 3, 2018 18:59:20 GMT -5
Short-lived, unimpressive cold blast for a couple of days followed by record warmth. What is your fantasy climate's the highest recorded temperature in December/January/February? I always imagined somewhere between 10~12°C during these period  |
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Post by ilmc90 on Feb 3, 2018 19:17:24 GMT -5
Short-lived, unimpressive cold blast for a couple of days followed by record warmth. What is your fantasy climate's the highest recorded temperature in December/January/February? I always imagined somewhere between 10~12°C during these period December: 58 F/14 C January: 58 F/14 C February: 57 F/14 C So it looks like Saturday may tie the all-time record high temperature for February. |
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Post by alex992 on Feb 3, 2018 19:33:28 GMT -5
Short-lived, unimpressive cold blast for a couple of days followed by record warmth. Saturday will feature a rare combination of sunshine and mild temperatures. Typically milder weather in the winter is accompanied with clouds and rain. Thoughts on this forecast Giorbanguly and alex992 ? Sunday, 2/4: Partly cloudy and windy. Blowing and drifting snow. High 23 F/-5 C. Low 14 F/-10 C. Monday, 2/5: Cloudy. High 27 F/-3 C. Low 16 F-9 C. Tuesday, 2/6: Hazy sunshine and frost in the morning. Becoming cloudy with showers during the afternoon. Rainfall around a tenth of an inch. High 41 F/5 C. Low 24 F/-4 C. Wednesday, 2/7: Rain, heavy at times. Rainfall half an inch to one inch. High 56 F/13 C. Low 41 F/5 C. Thursday, 2/8: Windy with rain. Rainfall around a quarter inch. High 53 F/12 C. Low 45 F/7 C. Friday, 2/9: Rain. Rainfall a quarter inch to half an inch. High 51 F/11 C. Low 44 F/7 C. Saturday, 2/10: Mostly Sunny. High 57 F/14 C. Low 40 F/4 C. Noooooo. Why so much warmth? |
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Post by ilmc90 on Feb 3, 2018 19:34:41 GMT -5
Short-lived, unimpressive cold blast for a couple of days followed by record warmth. Saturday will feature a rare combination of sunshine and mild temperatures. Typically milder weather in the winter is accompanied with clouds and rain. Thoughts on this forecast Giorbanguly and alex992 ? Sunday, 2/4: Partly cloudy and windy. Blowing and drifting snow. High 23 F/-5 C. Low 14 F/-10 C. Monday, 2/5: Cloudy. High 27 F/-3 C. Low 16 F-9 C. Tuesday, 2/6: Hazy sunshine and frost in the morning. Becoming cloudy with showers during the afternoon. Rainfall around a tenth of an inch. High 41 F/5 C. Low 24 F/-4 C. Wednesday, 2/7: Rain, heavy at times. Rainfall half an inch to one inch. High 56 F/13 C. Low 41 F/5 C. Thursday, 2/8: Windy with rain. Rainfall around a quarter inch. High 53 F/12 C. Low 45 F/7 C. Friday, 2/9: Rain. Rainfall a quarter inch to half an inch. High 51 F/11 C. Low 44 F/7 C. Saturday, 2/10: Mostly Sunny. High 57 F/14 C. Low 40 F/4 C. Noooooo. Why so much warmth? This is turning into the winter that never was. I imagine you'd be pulling your hair out in my dream climate this winter. |
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Post by alex992 on Feb 3, 2018 19:37:42 GMT -5
Noooooo. Why so much warmth? This is turning into the winter that never was. I imagine you'd be pulling your hair out in my dream climate this winter. Yes, I would have to take a couple of weeks to visit Winter Haven to satisfy my cold/snow needs. |
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Post by ilmc90 on Feb 3, 2018 19:44:16 GMT -5
This is turning into the winter that never was. I imagine you'd be pulling your hair out in my dream climate this winter. Yes, I would have to take a couple of weeks to visit Winter Haven to satisfy my cold/snow needs. I think St. Edward's would be very frustrating to both warm and cold weather fans with bouts of mild and wet weather in the winter and long-drawn out cool conditions in spring along with unreliable summers. |
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