Post by Lommaren on Nov 7, 2017 13:48:55 GMT -5
Coltishall 14 km NE, nearer the North Sea:
Morley St. Botolph, 16 km W:
Scole, 30 km S:
I think all of them have strong and weak points. For Coltishall to be nearer the North Sea and more northerly is a pitfall.
Morely St. Botolph is extremely rural and farther inland, whereas Scole is too far south. I'm more leaning towards highs between Morley and Scole in July, with Scole-like lows due to the urban setting and the relative distance to the sea helping the highs out a bit. In winter, I'd guess Coltishall is a better representation due to the UHI effect that Norwich and maybe also couple of miles around it (to a lesser degree) will experience. Here, Scole may also come in handy, it being more rural and to the south.
What do our former/current Norwich residents think? And the others of course
Morley St. Botolph, 16 km W:
Scole, 30 km S:
I think all of them have strong and weak points. For Coltishall to be nearer the North Sea and more northerly is a pitfall.
Morely St. Botolph is extremely rural and farther inland, whereas Scole is too far south. I'm more leaning towards highs between Morley and Scole in July, with Scole-like lows due to the urban setting and the relative distance to the sea helping the highs out a bit. In winter, I'd guess Coltishall is a better representation due to the UHI effect that Norwich and maybe also couple of miles around it (to a lesser degree) will experience. Here, Scole may also come in handy, it being more rural and to the south.
What do our former/current Norwich residents think? And the others of course
