Morphing real climates into different climates.
Apr 7, 2024 14:43:27 GMT -5
desiccatedi85 and CRISPR like this
Post by MET on Apr 7, 2024 14:43:27 GMT -5
So this is a new thread for when you've changed the real stats of your climate by adding more sun hours, changing the proximity to the sea, or elevation, or whatever you want. I personally do this with each day's data (yes every single day) changing it a bit at a time in iterations.
So I can pick a shit year and change it better in a series of iterations til its something I'd live in. Pretty cool as if you pick an individual year it still has some of the same features of course (like if that year had a colder May, warmer August, wetter September for example), but in an improved version.
Here's an example for Sheffield
Sheffield 2023 real data:
And now, one iteration into a Med direction and one iteration into a Continental direction. The med version has got warmer altogether and sunnier and drer in summer and wetter in winter. Of course the change isn't huge as it's one iteration. I'd have to do several until it looks like something you'd see in the actual Med.
Secondly is one iteration into a Continental direction, which has colder, snowier winters and is sunnier and drier overall, with drier winters and wetter convective summers. If I kept going, it would become well below 0 means in winter, and much warmer in summer.
So I can pick a shit year and change it better in a series of iterations til its something I'd live in. Pretty cool as if you pick an individual year it still has some of the same features of course (like if that year had a colder May, warmer August, wetter September for example), but in an improved version.
Here's an example for Sheffield
Sheffield 2023 real data:
And now, one iteration into a Med direction and one iteration into a Continental direction. The med version has got warmer altogether and sunnier and drer in summer and wetter in winter. Of course the change isn't huge as it's one iteration. I'd have to do several until it looks like something you'd see in the actual Med.
Secondly is one iteration into a Continental direction, which has colder, snowier winters and is sunnier and drier overall, with drier winters and wetter convective summers. If I kept going, it would become well below 0 means in winter, and much warmer in summer.
