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Post by Kaleetan on Apr 14, 2024 21:22:06 GMT -5
4. I dislike dry, browned-out summers. Rain should be distributed evenly between seasons or concentrated in the warmer months.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 16, 2024 15:46:48 GMT -5
5 - Extremely important
Precipitation pattern is the first thing I look at when judging a climate, followed by temps. A med pattern is basically a requirement for me. I think brown grass in summer is aesthetically pleasing.
For me, summer is the season of endless dry, sunny days and virtually no rain.
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Post by Benfxmth on Aug 5, 2024 18:03:19 GMT -5
3/5. Precip pattern isn't very important, some warm rain in the form of storms in summer is enjoyable and good for gardening and I don't do cold damp rainy shit in winter though.
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Post by Shaheen Hassan on Aug 6, 2024 10:41:51 GMT -5
3/5
I like high rainfall climates, and preferably this high rainfall is either concentrated in the high sun season or equally distributed. But I wouldn't consider a climate bad just because of the winter max precipitation but it should have at least light summer rain.
I do accept completely dry winters, but not completely dry summers.
My favorite climates are Af, Am, Cwb and Cfb (tropical highland version not mid-latitude west coast version), so this tells a lot about my precipitation preferences.
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Post by arcleo on Aug 7, 2024 6:26:47 GMT -5
Changed to 3/5. Every season needs some rain. I'd be more willing to accept a dry winter than summer, but no precip pattern would tank a climate grade as long as the total precip is enough. The best med climates are those with thunderstorms and somewhat humid summers (on the real Mediterranean Sea).
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