Rate the fictional climate - Morgan City (snowy, hottest, warm)

[wawa1992]

Morgan City has cold but short winters and hot, humid summers.

Winter lasts from late November to February and is snowy and cold. Most years do get a persistent snow pack that normally lasts from about December 15 to February 10 or so. Winter normally ends in late February or early March when the first warm days arrive and the first thunderstorms of the year often occur. Summer is hot, humid, and features many convective thunderstorms. Average peak heat index in June is about 105 F / 41 C. It lasts from May to September. Spring and fall are transitional seasons.

Stats:

Days with thunderstorms per year, average: 78
First thunderstorm, average: February 26th
Last thunderstorm, average: November 6th
Most likely day for thunderstorms: May 21st

Cold season lasts from November 25th - February 16th with an average high below 43 F. The coldest day of the year is December 25th, with a high of 29 F and low of 11 F.

Warm season lasts from May 6th - September 22nd with an average high above 83 F. The hottest day of the year is June 18th, with a high of 96 F and low of 81 F.

Precipitation is observed on 46% of all days. Precipitation is most likely around May 15th and least likely around November 2nd.

[MeteoMan]

Looks like a carbon copy of Magner City. Anyway C-, same as Magner, winters are brief, and provide some interest, and my style of summers.


Oh, what are sunshine hours like? Magner came in at 2,534 (checked my data).

[wawa1992]

Originally Posted by MeteoMan

Looks like a carbon copy of Magner City. Anyway C-, same as Magner, winters are brief, and provide some interest, and my style of summers.


Oh, what are sunshine hours like? Magner came in at 2,534 (checked my data).

I was unaware of the existence of Magner City, lol.

Anyway, 2,328 sunshine hours.

[MeteoMan]

Magner was a climate I did a couple of years ago but is a little bit colder, with snowier winters and nearly as hot and humid summers. I like that, as with this climate, it is mostly subtropical dominated but with the cold and snowy winters to provide some interest. Cold snowy winter then BANG, summer.

[ral31]

Not bad, but a little too extreme. Winters are colder than I would like, and summers are a bit too hot. I like the precipitation pattern.

[Joe90]

C- for me

Winters may be brief, but are too cold for most of the plants I find interesting. Summers are too hot.

It's a climate I could enjoy if I had no choice.

[mar89]

E.
Not good. Summers are unbearable. Winters too cold and snowy.
Too rainy and too much crazy cold snaps during the year.

[Qilin34]

B-. lows averaging above 25C June thru August? Chance of 38C in March and October and 30C in December and February? Disgusting. Marks up from a C for a persistent snowpack despite moderate winter temps that might suggest otherwise.

[Caleb Yeung]

D+. Summers are way too hot. Make the summers 16C colder and I may gave you an A-.

[Westerntraveler]

F