What is the Temperature in your city? (Part 6) (wear, yearly, climate)

[istanbulmert]

[quote=Ariete;31213079]No. If the September avg hi is 25.5C, it's not cool, it's average.

First of all 25,5c is the average of the whole month not the begining of september.
Second of all I live in a microclimate where temperatures are 2 to 3 degrees higher than city center.
Thirdly, 27c cannot be cool for your european standards but 27c with wind and low humidity is definetly cool for us at least is cool for those who live in costal areas in Turkey.Couple of days ago temperatures were in range 32c to 35c and feel temperatures were in mid 40c's so thats why I said its cool for me.

[Ariete]

Oh man the irony... This guy really has the nerve...

"Originally Posted by MeteoMan 18.5°c"

Originally Posted by french user

Well, maybe, but even if 18,5°C is your day's high it isn't that bad since it seems to fit perfectly the Buxton average or even is sligtly above.

"Originally Posted by MeteoMan
13°C at 11:52.

Unbelievably cold!"

Originally Posted by french user

Isn't the average high for August in Buxton 18,1°C? It seems 18.3°C to be already above the average, especially since it is only the temperature at 13h17 (you still have all the afternoon to get you high). I'm sure you should reach easily 20°C this afternoon, you'll be clearly above averages.
I guess that if high average for August is 18,1°C, then it should quite below 18,3°C at 13.15.

" Originally Posted by dean york
17C and raining at 22:52!

Wet and cool, certainly not what I'm currently used to!"

Originally Posted by french user

I guess you are from York, UK?
Isn't the low July average for York 12°C and high 21°C?
17°C at night seems pretty warm actually.

Originally Posted by dean york
24.5C and Sunny at 10:15. Dew point is 20C.

Originally Posted by french user

It seems more like 21°C in my maps? Is 24,5°C your own mesure?

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Originally Posted by french user

Cooler today. Only 22c at 23h30. Max of 28c this afternoon. Was sunny with small clouds

Originally Posted by french user

This moorning, 19°C at 10h30. cool and sunny. It feels like a pleasant September ambiance.

Originally Posted by french user

23°C at 14h00.

It is refreshing to have below 25°C temperatures after one month and half of average of about 28°C. It won't last, we're supposed to have 30°C again the next days.

Sure, whatever. Highs from previous days:
23.5 °c 24.4 °c 24.6 °c 23.4 °c 23.1 °c 25.7 °c 24.8 °c 22.8 °c 25.2 °c 27.4 °c 28.4 °c 26.6 °c 23.2 °c 24.1 °c

I probably don't have to say that it didn't hit 30C anymore.

And the same crap continues:

Originally Posted by french user

Still 30°C at 16h30, we began to feel the humid air. The next days will be much more rainny, stormy and cool, we'll return below the averages, around 20-25°C only.

Originally Posted by french user

17°C at 11h30, feel autumn... the summer will dispeppear for a few days. Only 22°C this afternoon, max of only 20°C on sunday!! like end of September...

Originally Posted by french user

16h00, 24°C, cloudy. little bit below average.

Originally Posted by french user

14h30, 24°C, feel autumn is getting slightly closer each day...

Do you want more examples? I f*cking can't believe this guy.


19.2C @ 18:25
RH 66%
almost clear

feels frigid, cold, autumn is here, below average, but refreshing because we've had 27C since April, cold, autumn, well below average, brrrrrrr...

[Ariete]

[quote=istanbulmert;31214400]

Originally Posted by Ariete

No. If the September avg hi is 25.5C, it's not cool, it's average.

First of all 25,5c is the average of the whole month not the begining of september.
Second of all I live in a microclimate where temperatures are 2 to 3 degrees higher than city center.
Thirdly, 27c cannot be cool for your european standards but 27c with wind and low humidity is definetly cool for us at least is cool for those who live in costal areas in Turkey.Couple of days ago temperatures were in range 32c to 35c and feel temperatures were in mid 40c's so thats why I said its cool for me.

Me too. Has been 30C since March. Microclimate.

BTW, I haven't met a Turkish person in my life that is honest about his country. Wonder why. Is it the fear for being prosecuted for "anti-Turkish sentiment"?

[istanbulmert]

Just google it whether Istanbul has microclimates or not.look the south of the city
and please dont rely on what wiki says. according to wiki Istanbuls record low is -16,1c which is totaly wrong

[Ariete]

Originally Posted by istanbulmert

Just google it whether Istanbul has microclimates or not.look the south of the city
and please dont rely on what wiki says. according to wiki Istanbuls record low is -16,1c which is totaly wrong

Of course. The stats are always wrong if it's Turkey.

[Mac15]

Originally Posted by Ariete

Oh man the irony... This guy really has the nerve...

"Originally Posted by MeteoMan 18.5°c"



"Originally Posted by MeteoMan
13°C at 11:52.

Unbelievably cold!"



" Originally Posted by dean york
17C and raining at 22:52!

Wet and cool, certainly not what I'm currently used to!"




Originally Posted by dean york
24.5C and Sunny at 10:15. Dew point is 20C.




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Sure, whatever. Highs from previous days:
23.5 °c 24.4 °c 24.6 °c 23.4 °c 23.1 °c 25.7 °c 24.8 °c 22.8 °c 25.2 °c 27.4 °c 28.4 °c 26.6 °c 23.2 °c 24.1 °c

I probably don't have to say that it didn't hit 30C anymore.

And the same crap continues:











Do you want more examples? I f*cking can't believe this guy.


19.2C @ 18:25
RH 66%
almost clear

feels frigid, cold, autumn is here, below average, but refreshing because we've had 27C since April, cold, autumn, well below average, brrrrrrr...

Dean york does exaggerate all the time and so does FlamingGalah. Sometimes it will be like 12c here and they will say how cold that is.

I find it funny how they see a 10c night in the summer as cold.

I agree with the other posters, Meteoman certainly does not exaggerate about the heat. Some times them other two would have you believe they live in the tropics.

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Originally Posted by Mac15

Dean york does exaggerate all the time and so does FlamingGalah. Sometimes it will be like 12c here and they will say how cold that is.

I find it funny how they see a 10c night in the summer as cold.

I agree with the other posters, Meteoman certainly does not exaggerate about the heat. Some times them other two would have you believe they live in the tropics.

10C wouldn't be too cold for Yeovil in the summer, but 10C would be cool for Portsmouth. Portsmouth is the warmest city in the UK - what do you expect? It's an island that is completely urban.

[mar89]

At 6.05 pm, sunny, 25°C in Rimini.

[flamingGalah!]

Originally Posted by Mac15

Dean york does exaggerate all the time and so does FlamingGalah. Sometimes it will be like 12c here and they will say how cold that is.

I find it funny how they see a 10c night in the summer as cold.

I agree with the other posters, Meteoman certainly does not exaggerate about the heat. Some times them other two would have you believe they live in the tropics.

I don't exaggerate anything! 12C is cold to me

And 10C IS a cold night in the summer here! My average minimums for July & August are 15C & that is from the former Met Office site, my actual location averages a little higher than that. The RECORD low for nearby Hayling Island in July is 8C & August 7C, it would be a little higher in Portsmouth due to the urban location...

If anyone on here exaggerates it is you! You would have people believe that northern Ireland has polar bears roaming the streets...

[french user]

Originally Posted by Ariete

And tomorrow we are in September. If it is the last day of the month, you should compare more to early September temps than August temps.

Can you explain to us why should the average for all September should be more accurate than the averages for whole August? I don't catch it. Do you really think that suddenly the average temperatures of early September will be that of the whole September month just because we are in September. Months are human classifications, I don't think temperatures follow those time "boxes"...

Originally Posted by Ariete

Yes, but 3 to 5C is completely within the standard deviation. If the average high is 23C or 24C, a 21C day isn't cool at all, but perfectly normal for the season.

Saying that it is "cool" doesn't mean that it is an abnormality. Just mean that it is below the average, and that I would take a llong sleeve jacket rather than a T-Shirt as I usually do in summer, to go outside.

I guess that if I haven't the right of describing a temperatures 3°C below average to be "cool", then I must not say either that it will be "warm" when Tours will be reaching 26°C monday, nor even saying that is will be hot when we will reach highs of 30°C next wednesday. All those fit perfectly too in our early September climatology.

I should not say either that when we had 35°C in the end of July that is is hot, since it happend every year at that time once or twice during an average summer, it also fit the normality...

So what we say on this thread. Just putting numbers? And no comment about how we feel those.

Originally Posted by Ariete

21C isn't even cool for the middle of July!

Maybe in Finland it isn't. But for me it is, 21°C in July is definitly a "cool day". For exemple, this last August (we can now giving definitive temperatures), we had the month's average fitting the normals, and only day below 21°C... so surely those temperatures are "cool" to my point of view.