Rate this made up climate. (warm, recorded, days, precipitation)

[B87]

Tmax--Tmin--Precip--Sun

Jan: 8C--2C--55--90
Feb: 8C--2C--41--140
Mar: 12C--4C--42--200
Apr: 14C--6C--44--250
May: 18C--9C--49--310
Jun: 21C--12C--45--300
Jul: 24C--14C--45--300
Aug: 23C--14C--50--300
Sep: 20C--11C--49--220
Oct: 16C--8C--69--170
Nov: 11C--5C--59--110
Dec: 8C--3C--55--90

Days above 32C = 2
Lows below 0C = 25
Highest high = 38C
Lowest high = -6C
Highest low = 24C
Lowest low = -13C
Precip days >0.1 mm = 140
Sunshine hours = 2480

[alex985]

D+, too mild in winter, spring, and autumn. A little too sunny for my tastes.

[dunno what to put here]

Looks like London.. but wetter and sunnier

C

[ilovemycomputer90]

B

[B87]

Originally Posted by dunno what to put here

Looks like London.. but wetter and sunnier

C

It is London, but with the highest recorded sunshine for each month rather than the average.

[deneb78]

I think I'll give this a C- .. it's sunnier than Victoria, BC by several hundred hours plus warmer in the summer and I give it a D+ so I have to give this one notch above that.

[Candle]

At first I thought the sun hours were the precipitation averages.

D+ if no thunderstorms.

C+ if at least 10 thunderstorms per year. Doesn't look like it gets many though...

Also, I'm not really a fan of halfway winters (like the PNW has). I'd like it either averaging below 0C for at least 3 months or averaging at least 10C at a minimum.

[dhdh]

C-
Too bland

[B87]

Originally Posted by Candle

At first I thought the sun hours were the precipitation averages.

D+ if no thunderstorms.

C+ if at least 10 thunderstorms per year. Doesn't look like it gets many though...

Also, I'm not really a fan of halfway winters (like the PNW has). I'd like it either averaging below 0C for at least 3 months or averaging at least 10C at a minimum.

London gets around 16 thunderstorms per year.

[MrMarbles]

C-. Summers too cool and too short.