Post by greysrigging on Oct 6, 2024 22:00:41 GMT -5
A couple of climates ( SH and NH ) with a tenuous connection re landmarks and naming.
ARARAT:
Climate:
Ararat has a temperate Mediterranean climate (Köppen Csb), with warm summers that are frequently interrupted by cold fronts; and cool, usually rainy, winters.
YEREVAN:
Climate:
Yerevan features a continental influenced steppe climate (Köppen climate classification: BSk or "cold semi-arid climate"), with long, hot, dry summers and short, but cold and snowy winters. This is attributed to Yerevan being on a plain surrounded by mountains and to its distance from the sea and its moderating effects. The summers are usually very hot with the temperature in August reaching up to 40 °C, and winters generally carry snowfall and freezing temperatures with January often being as cold as −15 °C and lower. The amount of precipitation is small, amounting annually to about 318 millimetres. Yerevan experiences an average of 2,700 sunshine hours per year. On 12 July 2018, Yerevan recorded a temperature of 43.7 °C, which is the joint highest temperature to have ever been recorded in Armenia.
ARARAT:
Climate:
Ararat has a temperate Mediterranean climate (Köppen Csb), with warm summers that are frequently interrupted by cold fronts; and cool, usually rainy, winters.
YEREVAN:
Climate:
Yerevan features a continental influenced steppe climate (Köppen climate classification: BSk or "cold semi-arid climate"), with long, hot, dry summers and short, but cold and snowy winters. This is attributed to Yerevan being on a plain surrounded by mountains and to its distance from the sea and its moderating effects. The summers are usually very hot with the temperature in August reaching up to 40 °C, and winters generally carry snowfall and freezing temperatures with January often being as cold as −15 °C and lower. The amount of precipitation is small, amounting annually to about 318 millimetres. Yerevan experiences an average of 2,700 sunshine hours per year. On 12 July 2018, Yerevan recorded a temperature of 43.7 °C, which is the joint highest temperature to have ever been recorded in Armenia.
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