Post by Cadeau on Jan 27, 2021 10:51:26 GMT -5
While discussing Argentina's climate in the Shoutbox, it made me imagine how the Patagonia region would change if the Andes ended around the 40th parallel south and under this scenario southern Argentina will receive as much rain as the rest of the country. I know many forumers here prefer dynamic weather patterns though would you rather have the current one or escaping from the dryness?
Modification from the original:
*3°C cooler record highs & average highs every month
*1°C cooler record lows & average lows every month (therefore, 2°C cooler average mean while diurnal range goes 2°C narrower)
*Added 40mm precipitation every month (480mm more precipitation annually)
*Added 4 precipitation days every month (48 more precipitation days annually)
*Increased snow days
*20% higher relative humidity every month
Modification from the original:
*3°C cooler record highs & average highs every month
*1°C cooler record lows & average lows every month (therefore, 2°C cooler average mean while diurnal range goes 2°C narrower)
*Added 40mm precipitation every month (480mm more precipitation annually)
*Added 4 precipitation days every month (48 more precipitation days annually)
*Increased snow days
*20% higher relative humidity every month
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