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Post by knot on Mar 19, 2021 6:11:19 GMT -5
English London, very easily. Both get a profound frequency of warm fronts, so I'll just take the one without the extremely long and severe winters.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 19, 2021 6:51:52 GMT -5
I mean all the additional lines, I hate weather boxes that contain too many rows and don’t get started on the humidex.. Yep. IMO the "daily mean" section, especially, is completely unnecessary. Likewise having both rainfall and snowfall alongside precipitation…should only be snowfall and precipitation (and both rainy days/snowy days…again, should only be precip days and snowy days). Luckily it's mostly only the US and Canada climate boxes that have all this useless info. I like the daily means - they provide a quick, at-a-glance comparison of the entire day rather than having to do it myself with a calculator to discern whether spring or fall is warmer, how exactly these numbers compare to my actual or dream climates, etc. I definitely think annual mean temperatures can be used to make misleading comparisons, but I do think they're very useful as an overall statistic - and I prefer having the means too for aesthetic reasons, particularly if there are big diurnal ranges and the discrepancy in color between the average highs and lows would be jarring. I also tend to use rainfall and snowfall in my weather boxes - I do think solid and liquid precipitation should be separate, but maybe that's just me as a number freak. What I don't like, though, are met services that don't report snowfall averages, even for climates that obviously get a lot of snow.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 19, 2021 10:24:21 GMT -5
What do you mean? The information in those weather boxes came right from the official meteorological organizations from both countries. I mean all the additional lines, I hate weather boxes that contain too many rows and don’t get started on the humidex.. I agree. I like seeing record highs, lows, average highs, means, lows, snow, precipitation, sun and that's it. Things like humidity, windchill, and humidex are just a bit too much for me, though some people enjoy seeing them.
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