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I consider any max temp with an av of on or above 70 to be summer. But then I come from Britain where Summers are cool!
And yea, I agree, I prefer warm winters and hot summers like in Brisbane or Cairns. But I'm just interested if there are any places with similar climate - it looks as though there are a few!
And what do you consider to be cold? I can run some numbers, and tell you which place has the most number of hot and cold days (summer and winter).
And what do you consider to be cold? I can run some numbers, and tell you which place has the most number of hot and cold days (summer and winter).
I would consider any max temp below 10C to be winter like.
This my personal temp ranges: Frigid: Below 0c Cold: 0c-10c Cool: 11c-20c Mild: 21c-24c Warm: 25c-30c Hot: 31c-35c Blazing: Above 35c Comfortable range: 21C to 34C
I also love temps above 34C but in moderation, only, like, every now and then...
This would probably be the average British persons temp ranges: Frigid: Below 0c Cold: 0c-9c Cool: 10c-15c Mild: 16c-19c Warm: 21c-24c Hot: 25c-29c Blazing: Above 30c Comfortable range: 16C to 22C
I'm genuinely warm blooded compared to the rest of my fellow Brits.
Using your standards, some places in northern Canada get 12 months of winter. If you want a place that gets summer and winter, then the following places get 3 months of summer (70F/21.11C) and 7 months of winter (50F/10C). This means they only get 1 month of Spring and 1 month of Fall:
FORT NELSON, BC
FORT MCMURRAY, ALTA
many places in Saskatchewan and Manitoba including PRINCE ALBERT, SASK, YORKTON, SASK, FLIN FLON, MAN, and GREAT FALLS, MAN.
Northwestern Ontario (KENORA, DRYDEN, etc.)
In the United States, you get the opposite with 3 months of winter and 7 months of summer. Examples: BLYTHEVILLE and CORNING, AR. Some places are 5 and 5 such as DINOSAUR, CO, WESTFIELD, MA, VERNAL, UT, pretty much anywhere in Iowa, & some places in Ohio, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, New England, New York, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Vermont, Indiana, and Pennsylvanian.
If you are interested in those types of extreme climates you will most likely find them in China or possibly even southern russia. A good example is Turpan though there are many others. Turpan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
If you are interested in those types of extreme climates you will most likely find them in China or possibly even southern russia. A good example is Turpan though there are many others. Turpan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Blimey!!! 40C as a july high and 2C as a January high!!! That's crazy!!!
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40C as a july high and 2C as a January high!!! That's crazy!!!
