Post by Lommaren on Mar 2, 2018 13:33:02 GMT -5
It's a very special climate indeed, at 1000 m asl at 19°N being controlled by the monsoon and the desert flows depending on season and also a cold current 100 km to its east, moderating winter highs and dampening the lows. The result is a subtropical highland climate of epic proportions.
It's a straight C for me. It's certainly quite exciting, but summers would be too muggy and not pleasant at all. Having 28°C avg highs as early as April and as late as October would also be exhausting in the long run. Its winters would be quite glorious though with perpetual sunshine, light frosts, no cold rain at all and so forth.
For your information, there are 63 air frosts annually, 27 of which are in January and 20 in February. The other nights in winter tend to be around 10-15°C when winds do not come from the mountains. Relative humidity ranges from 12 % in January to 88 % in August.
Each summer month has about 10-15 precipitation days, but menacing clouds are commonplace.
It's a straight C for me. It's certainly quite exciting, but summers would be too muggy and not pleasant at all. Having 28°C avg highs as early as April and as late as October would also be exhausting in the long run. Its winters would be quite glorious though with perpetual sunshine, light frosts, no cold rain at all and so forth.
For your information, there are 63 air frosts annually, 27 of which are in January and 20 in February. The other nights in winter tend to be around 10-15°C when winds do not come from the mountains. Relative humidity ranges from 12 % in January to 88 % in August.
Each summer month has about 10-15 precipitation days, but menacing clouds are commonplace.
