Rate the Fictional Climate Above You Thread

Kaleetan 2004 me: B, too cool in winter.

2021 me: B-, could use a bit more of a winter period, and not a fan of intense wet/dry patterns like that, but it's good.

Rate this climate I made, which is the best possible climate by my standards within the confines of the Cfb classification:

Mt. Island: Mediterranean, milder-winter Turpan? E.
Shelton: Almost Richmond. D+.
Solarea: F-. Warm.
Fjordville: B-. Those winters are chilly and not snowy enough.
Hrastek: F. I would imagine somewhere up higher in the deserts here would have a similar climate.
Bistreku: F. Warm.
Sarixa: A+. Wonderful. Mildly cool summers and cold-oceanic winters with heaps of snow.
Fakford City: B. No snow data, summers can cool down a few degrees.
San Pedro: F. A climate with the highs as average lows and the lows as record lows could be more seasonable but would be an A climate.
Noodle's hyper-oceanic climate: B. Winters can definitely improve in both temperatures, variability, and snow days. Summer rain can also be increased.
Pentalski: A-. A longer snow season would be appreciated.
Garden Heights: F+ for the humid subtropical rain pattern fuckery.
Noodle's cold continental climate: A-. Summer variability can be improved.
Sky Valley Lake Island: A. Dry. sari makes good climates.
Colting-Midland. F+. Low variability during winter is astronomical (a pro).
Frankland Gully: C. Ranges can increase, as well as summer high temps.
Noodle's savannah: F. What the fuck are the winters?
Thunder Creek: B-. Summers seem humid and both highs and lows can cool.
Wetter, warmer Melbourne: F. Warm.
Mount Pleasant: A+. Pleasant.
José's 2002 dream climate: F-. What the fuck?
Stonewall: F. Hot, humid summers, warm winters.
Kaleetan's dream climate. F-.
Best Cfb climate: F+. Warm winters, variable highs and nice summers are the pros. How warm a winter is impacts the climate greatly.

Kaleetan E, getting out of the way the fact that it is literally impossible, with July's record low being higher than June or August's record highs. Also weird that the annual record high was set in April which is one of the colder months. The E grade represents the lack of nice months or any semblance of normal seasons, though it's at least livable and does get...one summer month.

How about my fictional improved version of London's climate?

I increased average highs by 6'C, average lows by 4'C, and precip all by multiples of 10 mm to improve the pattern, and there was a method to my madness for the record temps and sun hours too but I can't remember it exactly off the top of my head.

What you see is what you get; better-than-average Augusts happen just as often as worse-than-average Augusts.

How do you feel about Extreme Subarctic Craphole?

I don't like subarctic climates either, but that's...okay. Too fast of transitions but that's unavoidable. Too much snow for me, too, at least I think so. Never had close to that much and this place would not have thaws either. C+.

One I posted in the shoutbox. Temps are mostly from Ashland, Wisconsin. I made fall colder and June warmer. Precip is changed and so are the records. It can now get heatwaves in spring. I was thinking of those places at high latitudes that can get their hottest temps in May, but even more extreme with the hottest temp theoretically possible in March here.







Others: 2004 dream climate: F, terrible
Best cfb: B. Good summer, but too mild and wet in winter
Dreamopolis: The two summers and two winters is interesting, but I can't imagine that hot of a July with no build up. D+.
Extreme subarctic craphole: Too extreme, D-. Verkhoyansk can be Dfd and Dfa I think if you warm it up several degrees.

^That's an A and that's not a grade I give out frequently. Summers could be a bit wetter and it could afford to be slightly warmer in winter and cooler in summer, but it's extremely good overall. I don't have any fictional climates besides my dream climate, so I'll let someone else post a new one.

I'll rate the last two climates posted.

AJ1013 The Ice Age Tucson has very decent summers, though winters are a bit too chilly. A B from me.

@josecanyousee97 I rate the Green Bay/Utopia City weighted averages climate a B, as it could do with hotter summers.

I'll award a B- to Buenos Nachos - pretty nice, although I'd prefer the opposite precip pattern in a warm climate - wet summer, drier winter. Also, once again, the well-below freezing record lows bring the grade down a bit.