Rate the fictional climate - Lonington (memories lol)
Feb 8, 2021 12:25:54 GMT -5
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Post by P London on Feb 8, 2021 12:25:54 GMT -5
Some of you will remember ''Lonington''
Lonington is a big metropolis the Largest City it is located 200 miles (east) from an inland sea which produces higher winter precipitation for locations on the eastern side of the sea (especially the immediate coastal areas) 200 miles in the opposite direction is the pacific ocean which can spawn deep areas of low pressure.
Winters are mostly cold inter spread with some brutally cold shots (down to -30c) and milder thaw periods (up to 8c) Winters are very temperamental though the effects of the oceans nearby as a stabilising effect on the worst of the temperature extremes. The most characteristic part of the winter climate is indeed the temperature swings (-8c one day +8c another) but also blizzards brought about by sea-effect snow from the west and ''East Coast lows''
Summers are warm, more stable and moderately thundery. Some summer days however can be cool if winds direct off the northern part of the inland sea which happens frequently. Heatwaves are common but rarely severe...
The shoulders seasons are mostly mild but can be bipolar switching from mid-winter like conditions to summer conditions and forth.
Lonington is a big metropolis the Largest City it is located 200 miles (east) from an inland sea which produces higher winter precipitation for locations on the eastern side of the sea (especially the immediate coastal areas) 200 miles in the opposite direction is the pacific ocean which can spawn deep areas of low pressure.
Winters are mostly cold inter spread with some brutally cold shots (down to -30c) and milder thaw periods (up to 8c) Winters are very temperamental though the effects of the oceans nearby as a stabilising effect on the worst of the temperature extremes. The most characteristic part of the winter climate is indeed the temperature swings (-8c one day +8c another) but also blizzards brought about by sea-effect snow from the west and ''East Coast lows''
Summers are warm, more stable and moderately thundery. Some summer days however can be cool if winds direct off the northern part of the inland sea which happens frequently. Heatwaves are common but rarely severe...
The shoulders seasons are mostly mild but can be bipolar switching from mid-winter like conditions to summer conditions and forth.
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