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Post by greysrigging on Mar 17, 2021 23:40:09 GMT -5
Thought I'd combine a couple of subjects.... Where am I ? And a couple of outstanding diurnal ranges as well ! ( as discussed in the shoutbox recently re 100f days and 32f nights )
March 2008.
35.4-14.9
42.2-18.9
24.8-14.3
33.5-18.6
44.2-06.8 !
44.5-15.6
43.8-22.6
43.1-21.0
23.3-20.3
25.0-20.2
25.2-20.2
34.4-12.7
45.7-11.3
24.4-18.0
26.6-09.1
30.1-12.8
22.5-20.2
23.1-19.3
22.7-18.9
24.0-18.0
24.0-11.2
26.2-12.2
24.9-09.2
23.1-16.8
23.6-16.7
21.5-14.7
22.7-01.5
26.2-09.0
23.6-07.8
23.0-03.4
26.8-01.6
October 2008
22.6-14.0
22.7-10.9
19.5-13.2
21.9--3.5 !
18.5-08.5
19.5-11.6
19.5-12.5
21.4-05.8
28.7-09.0
24.0-08.0
38.0-04.0
21.2-15.8
21.5-02.5
21.0-01.0
30.5-01.2
37.0-13.4
20.7-17.8
21.5-15.8
21.6-12.0
22.5-10.0
26.0-14.5
26.9-17.5
35.6-08.3
44.7-14.3
18.0-15.5
20.0-13.0
24.0-04.3
24.0-12.5
28.0-13.9
21.3-16.0
17.2-14.5
Very changeable !
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Post by fæglèr on Mar 17, 2021 23:42:05 GMT -5
Prefer October 2008 meself.
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Post by jgtheone on Mar 18, 2021 0:09:54 GMT -5
March 2008 is from Eyre, WA. Can easily recognise it by the 6.8/44.2 lol.
Wouldn't be surprised if October 2008 was from there as well.
As to what I prefer, I pick March by a hair. March is a B+, October is a C+.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 18, 2021 6:11:43 GMT -5
44.2/6.8 - that diurnal range sounds even crazier in Fahrenheit, 111.6/44.2  That's about my dream climate's annual range, in one day! October is definitely blighted by that subfreezing low at the beginning, but enhanced by that 44.7'C high in there too. I'm not an expert on Australian climates...I'll guess Eucla? Either way I prefer the March - it's closer to summer so the warmth is more reliable. |
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Post by deneb78 on Mar 18, 2021 9:27:57 GMT -5
I was going to guess Albany, WA but Eyre isn't too far off. I prefer March 2008. No temps in the high teens for highs like October.
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Post by Steelernation on Mar 18, 2021 11:59:46 GMT -5
Both are epic months. March is better for the month it is though.
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Post by srfoskey on Mar 22, 2021 13:34:32 GMT -5
D
Generally too variable and likely too dry.
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Post by greysrigging on Mar 22, 2021 23:33:27 GMT -5
D Generally too variable and likely too dry. March 2008 rainfall 15th - 0.2 17th - 0.4 18th - 1.4 19th - 0.2 21st - 0.8 25th - 0.8 26th - 5.0 Total = 8.8mm October 2008 rainfall 1st - 3.8 6th - 0.4 8th - 0.2 25th - 9.4 26th - 22.4 27th - 0.2 29th - 0.8 31st - 1.0 Total = 38.0mm |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 23, 2021 6:03:16 GMT -5
D Generally too variable and likely too dry. March 2008 rainfall 15th - 0.2 17th - 0.4 18th - 1.4 19th - 0.2 21st - 0.8 25th - 0.8 26th - 5.0 Total = 8.8mm October 2008 rainfall 1st - 3.8 6th - 0.4 8th - 0.2 25th - 9.4 26th - 22.4 27th - 0.2 29th - 0.8 31st - 1.0 Total = 38.0mm See, now both of those are just entirely too dry for my tastes. My dream climate averages about 75 mm in its driest months, and 115 mm in its wettest - I need my storms and my green grass! |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 23, 2021 9:44:49 GMT -5
F. Way too dry.
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Post by greysrigging on Mar 23, 2021 15:56:02 GMT -5
March 2008 rainfall 15th - 0.2 17th - 0.4 18th - 1.4 19th - 0.2 21st - 0.8 25th - 0.8 26th - 5.0 Total = 8.8mm October 2008 rainfall 1st - 3.8 6th - 0.4 8th - 0.2 25th - 9.4 26th - 22.4 27th - 0.2 29th - 0.8 31st - 1.0 Total = 38.0mm See, now both of those are just entirely too dry for my tastes. My dream climate averages about 75 mm in its driest months, and 115 mm in its wettest - I need my storms and my green grass! Haha....not a great deal of green grass ( nor trees ) out along the Nullabor Plain. Actually Eyre has had a few good seasons rainfall wise since 2010. The mean is 315.9mm and the median 298.8mm 2010 - 262.4 2011 - 603.8 2012 - 257.7 2013 - 373.4 2014 - 597.0 2015 - 335.1 2016 - 387.7 2017 - 323.5 2018 - 414.3 2019 - 175.6 2020 - 417.1 Rain fall stats show a winter/spring bias, although extreme events are more likely in the summer months. |
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