Rate this climate (warm, record, temperatures, rainfall)

[dxiweodwo]

Jan: 10/-9
Feb: 17/-2
Mar: 29/11
Apr: 48/27
May: 65/40
Jun: 73/50
July: 77/54
August: 77/52
Sep: 66/41
Oct: 51/29
Nov: 30/13
Dec: 15/-2

Average Annual precip: 18.11"

All-time record high: 112F
All-time record low: -51F

[deneb78]

F- winters are way too cold.

[DaninEGF]

These averages are not too different than those where I live now (Grand Forks ND-East Grand Forks MN)... though we are just a tad warmer. These numbers look like those of Brandon or Dauphin Manitoba...

Overall I like the cold so it works for me.... A

Here are the actual stats for Dauphin Manitoba (in the west central part of the province)

Statistics: Dauphin, Manitoba - The Weather Network

[ilovemycomputer90]

A - winters are colder than I'd like, but it could be worse. Rest of the year looks great temperature wise.

Edit: Forgot to put into account the precipitation. Too dry. I would also assume it's sunny, so I'll give it a C.

[ben86]

Yeah, that does seem like the Canadian Prairies to me, rainfall included. I would like it from May-September but there's just no point to me in it being colder than about -10C/14F. Though saying that, since I'm thinking in C those winters don't immediately seem as cold as they actually are. Any winter which has sub-freezing average highs in March is not good enough for me, plus it looks fairly arid (though not much worse than London). I give it a D.

[MrMarbles]

D. Winters too long and cold. Summers are OK, if very short.

[Stoney63]

D-. Too cold and dry.7 months with minimum temperatures below freezing, limits the vegetable garden

[nei]

D-. Ugh horrible climate. Way too cold for too long

[cjg5]

B+. I like it.

[B1987]

Summer is nice, the rest of the year is incredibly cold. F+