Climates with similar mean temp to Melbourne
Sept 3, 2024 8:29:40 GMT -5
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Post by cawfeefan on Sept 3, 2024 8:29:40 GMT -5
Following from Donar and Benfxmth's threads, here are places within 0.3C of Melbourne's mean annual temperature. I've included 24 locations from the NH and SH. Let's start our world tour.
We start off in the mild North Island city of Tauranga, New Zealand.
Next we jump across the Tasman Sea to the hometown, with its variable summers.
Another south coast climate on the other side of the continent, but with a Mediterranean pattern
Since I couldn't find climates in South Africa with this temperature range, we go all the way to the subtropical east coast of South America
Things dry out considerably as we head inland
Still dry across the border in Chile, but a winter precipitation peak emerges
Now we head into the Northern Hemisphere, starting off in humid subtropical Japan
The west coast of Japan is much wetter and snowier than the east coast - in fact our wettest location in the battle
A strong monsoonal pattern emerges in South Korea
Drier and more continental than the other East Asian climates so far
More moderated summers due to elevation in Guizhou province
This Xinjiang climate is far the driest and most continental here
A Med pattern appears as we head to Central Asia
This Iranian city has considerably wetter winters than Tashkent
The Azerbaijani capital features low diurnals and a dry climate
Russia's warmest city has wet winters and drier but still somewhat wet summers
Defined Med pattern in western Turkey
More moderated temps in Tuscany
Continentality increases slightly again in the middle of the Iberian peninsula
We cross the Atlantic to the U.S. capital
Similar climate to DC, but wetter and less snowy
Things dry out as we head west
Moderated coastal NorCal climate
We conclude in inland northern California which has more seasonal variation and winter rain than Berkeley
We start off in the mild North Island city of Tauranga, New Zealand.
Next we jump across the Tasman Sea to the hometown, with its variable summers.
Another south coast climate on the other side of the continent, but with a Mediterranean pattern
Since I couldn't find climates in South Africa with this temperature range, we go all the way to the subtropical east coast of South America
Things dry out considerably as we head inland
Still dry across the border in Chile, but a winter precipitation peak emerges
Now we head into the Northern Hemisphere, starting off in humid subtropical Japan
The west coast of Japan is much wetter and snowier than the east coast - in fact our wettest location in the battle
A strong monsoonal pattern emerges in South Korea
Drier and more continental than the other East Asian climates so far
More moderated summers due to elevation in Guizhou province
This Xinjiang climate is far the driest and most continental here
A Med pattern appears as we head to Central Asia
This Iranian city has considerably wetter winters than Tashkent
The Azerbaijani capital features low diurnals and a dry climate
Russia's warmest city has wet winters and drier but still somewhat wet summers
Defined Med pattern in western Turkey
More moderated temps in Tuscany
Continentality increases slightly again in the middle of the Iberian peninsula
We cross the Atlantic to the U.S. capital
Similar climate to DC, but wetter and less snowy
Things dry out as we head west
Moderated coastal NorCal climate
We conclude in inland northern California which has more seasonal variation and winter rain than Berkeley
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