Rate It (climate, record, temp, night)

[cjg5]

month = avg hi / avg lo // rec hi / rec lo // rec lo hi / rec hi lo

jan = 31 / 15 // 45 / -8 // 10 / 26
feb = 36 / 20 // 55 / -6 // 18 / 32
mar = 44 / 25 // 63 / 15 // 30 / 35
apr = 63 / 34 // 84 / 22 // 45 / 46
may = 76 / 44 // 95 / 35 // 63 / 55
jun = 86 / 55 // 108 / 45 // 65 / 65
jul = 95 / 62 // 110 / 55 // 83 / 69
aug = 92 / 60 // 108 / 53 // 77 / 65
sep = 84 / 55 // 100 / 45 // 69 / 65
oct = 69 / 43 // 85 / 30 // 45 / 55
nov = 49 / 29 // 67 / 12 // 30 / 45
dec = 33 / 18 // 45 / -6 // 20 / 26

[deneb78]

F winters too cold.

[dunno what to put here]

C summers are too hot.

[jefffla01]

Id say the climate in winter compares to some midwestern cities, but its hotter in the summer.

If this place is in the U.S. my guess would be St. Louis----could be wrong because the low temps in Dec and Jan may be too low.

[Nivalis]

What an extreme Dxa climate, I'll rate it a C. It's safe to assume it's Dsa because of the seasonal difference in diurnal temps, I guess.

[trlhiker]

D, winters are nice but summers are way to hot.

[alex985]

C+, and what's with the unimpressive record lows? (no offense)

[dhdh]

Originally Posted by trlhiker

D, winters are nice but summers are way to hot.

Summers are nice but winters are way too cold.

D or C depending on sunshine levels

[ilovemycomputer90]

C, assuming it isn't too sunny and dry. Summers are too hot. The rest of the year is okay.

[MrMarbles]

No data other than temps? What about sunshine, precipitation, humidity?

As things are, I give it a C-. Winters are colder and longer than I'd like, while summers are a bit too oppressive. Not sure how I feel about the huge diurnal temp differences in the summer. Having relief from the heat at night is good but also don't like worrying about layering in the summer.