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> May: Cold first week; 9" of snowfall May 1st. Rapid heat-up second week, high of 85 reached on the 8th with some snow still lying. Pools of melted snow everywhere. Exceptionally dry month; no precipitation after 17th, warm. Last frost May 12th. High 88, low 21, 1.79" precipitation. Average high 67, average low 45.
> June: Drought conditions first and second weeks, while record-breaking hot days persist, broken up by cool on-shore breezes in the night. High 96 on the 10th. Low 43 on the 18th. Average high 77, average low 53, 0.85" precipitation.
> July: In the 80's all of first week, than a rapid cool-down. High 86 on the 1st. High 59, low 39 on the 13th. Mild and somewhat drier than usual rest of month. 2.38" of precipitation. Average high 74, average low 52.
- August: Heat returns, this time with humidity and thunderstorms. Three significant heat waves (3rd-8th, 12th-15th, 25th-29th). 4.01" of precipitation. Average high 77, average low 59. Highest temperature 93 on the 5th and 14th, lowest temperature 47 on the 31st.
- September: After a seasonable, wet start, near-record warmth persists and cool, foggy, rainy days persist through the month. Average high 69, average low 48. Highest temperature 89 on the 12th, lowest temperature 38 on the 3rd.
> October: What April was to snow, October was to warmth. Average high 68, average low 46. Of particular greatness are Columbus Day (high 82, low 60) and Halloween (high 78, low 50). The precipitation for October (3.10") comes primarily in the form of three thunderstorms. Coldest temperature 33 on October 20th and 29th.
> November: Record warmth continues into November, with temperatures above 60 recorded on nine individual days, including four consecutive. The first frost in Duluth does not come until November 5th, also a record. Two very unusual thunderstorms occur, one on the 7th and one on the 20th. A minor cold snap around November 25th is short-lived as high temperatures top 57 on November 30th. Average high 53, average low 31.
> December: Record balminess marks the first two weeks of December, with a highs of 53 on December 1st, 55 on December 2nd, 59 on December 9th, and 58 on December 10th. The first snowstorm occurs on December 15th, when nearly a foot of snow falls, and temperatures sink to -17 on the 17th. Temperatures soon recover to a high of 45 on the 22nd, but then another 16" of snow falls on Christmas. The month ends with a high of 50 on New Year's Eve, with the New Year being rung in in 46-degree heat.
4 degrees above average temps in every month from May - December. Record high temperature to be broken in June, July and August. At least two decent storms in every month. That's all.
May: First half of the month unusually cool with days in the 40s and 50s. Overcast and rainy...a handful of freezes as well. The second half of the month would be dryer with a mix of sun and clouds, slightly below average to near average (highs around 70 F).
June: Slightly below average with highs generally in the low-to-mid 70s most of the month. Some days overcast with showers, perhaps a few cool days with highs only in the low 60s with rain. The rest could be partly cloudy to mostly sunny and dryer.
July and August: Same as June, but bump temperatures up to the mid-70s to roughly around 80 F. A couple of cool days with highs in the mid-to-upper 60s. Enough rain to keep things green. May be uncomfortably warm and humid at times, but there would also be plenty of comfortably dry days. No extreme heat. Highest temperature for the summer would be around 85 F.
September: First half of the month warm, dry, and sunny with highs near average (upper 70s). Second half of the month notably cooler, cloudier, and wetter with several days only in the 50s.
October: Temperatures below average. Overcast, wet, and cool...almost cold towards the end of the month. A handful of cool, crisp sunny days to enjoy the foliage. Frosty temperatures and an accumulating snowfall by Halloween (not a major storm like 2011 though).
November: Below average...cold, and cloudy. Lots of rain in the first half of the month. The first snowstorm of the season around Thanksgiving.
December: Cold...like 2010, but with lots of snow.
Above average temps every month. Above average sunshine every month except summer (average at around 350 hours/month is good enough , wouldn't mind above average though!). 5 brief, intense T-storms a month in summer (instead of 0-1).
I decided to do mine detailed. By the way, I'm guessing OP likes warm weather haha.
May: About average to start, then a big warm up. 90F is seen on the 6th. It is followed by a major severe weather event and cool down: Highs 60s, lows 40s. Temperatures and precipitaion remain near average until more heat returns, reaching 95F on the 26th, which followed abundant rainfall. Highest temp: 95F, lowest: 44F
June: Starts out very warm (mid 90s), then rainy with a few thunderstorms early to mid month, with near average temperatures before temperatures head below average (highs: mid 80s) and a stormy period at the end of the month. Highest temp: 97F, lowest 65F.
July: First few days are hot, but then the pattern changes with temperature falling below average. Mid to late month is the coldest with highs mostly in the upper 70s to mid 80s with record low temperatures. Very little preciptation until a washout on the 29th. Highest temp: 94F, lowest: 56F
August: Month starts out rainy and slightly below average temperatures. Sharp warm up with temperature reaching 98F which is followed by a dry and average temperature period until a major cooldown late month (Highs mid 70s, lows upper 50s). Severe weater event at the very end of month. Highest temp 98F, lowest 58F.
September: Starts out dry and cool with heavy rains mid month followed by a hot period and a cool down with more rain. Cool weather remains with highs in the upper 60s to mid 70s through the end of the month with some rain. Highest temp: 92F, lowest: 47F.
October: Starts out very warm and and stormy, then temperature plummet and stay below average for the majority of mid to late month and patchy frost on the 27th. Highest temp: 84F, lowest: 34F.
November: Stays cool (Highs are now 50's and lows 30s) and somewhat wetter with a brief warm period before cool weather returns which includes the first freeze and snow flurries on Thanksgiving and a huge warm up at the very end of month (mid 70s). Highest temp: 80F, lowest: 28F.
December: Pattern turns warmer and stormier with a rare severe weather event, then winter hits hard with 2 inches of snow and sub freezing days on the 15 and 16th. Temperatures and warm up and remain average with average precip through Christmas until it cool back down on New Years. Highest temp: 73F, lowest: 17F.
May first couple of weeks a very slow and gradual climb from 5 C to 20C. The first week will have overnight lows below 0C. The month will end with temps in the low 20's. Very dry (oh God I hope).
June Temperatures stay in the low 20's. A couple of two inch rains every couple of weeks (oh what a dreamer am I as we will probably have all kinds of rain).
July temps in the mid 20's to low 30's with moderate humidity. (I'm sure we will be having lots of severe cells move in and grossly high humidity). a couple of inches falling every 2nd week (we will be drenched instead I fear).
August rain the first week then dry and temps in the high 20's
September dry temps in the 20's
October rainier than normal with frost at the beginning of the month Oct 31st first snowfall
November temps in the teens dropping down to single digits at the end of the month. Snow last week of November
December. Temps between 0C to -10 with snow falling December 15th.
I'd never live in Morocco, so I'd live in the next best thing that's pretty much the same as Casablanca, southern coastal California Pretty much my preferred climate is anywhere that is subtropical in latitude next to a cold ocean (Cape Town, San Diego, L.A., etc.) or highland climate in the tropics (Mexico City, Bogotá, etc.). Spent my entire life living in Af and Dfa climates and would love a Cwb or Csb climate
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, wouldn't mind above average though!). 5 brief, intense T-storms a month in summer (instead of 0-1).
Pretty much my preferred climate is anywhere that is subtropical in latitude next to a cold ocean (Cape Town, San Diego, L.A., etc.) or highland climate in the tropics (Mexico City, Bogotá, etc.). Spent my entire life living in Af and Dfa climates and would love a Cwb or Csb climate
