Rain hours (snow, days, precipitation, storms)

[Ethereal]

Do rain hours differ in each season where you're from?

Sydney has longer hours of rain in winter. Although the rain is heavier in the summer, it doesn't go for too long.

[tommyFL]

Definitely longer rain in summer, though winters are highly variable. Some have just a couple days a month with a short downpour, while others have miserable days with light rain all day long. Generally, cooler winter months have shorter periods of more intense rain.

[B87]

Longest in winter, shortest in summer.

[Alkis]

Longest in mid autumn through mid spring. Then we have thunderstorms generally.

[Ethereal]

Originally Posted by Alkis

Longest in mid autumn through mid spring. Then we have thunderstorms generally.

Yep, kinda like here. But not through midspring though. More like early spring.

[Teritus]

Longest in winter here obviously, by far. I'm inclined to think it's then spring, followed by autumn and summer.

[jgtheone]

Longest in winter and spring, with autumn third and summer last.

[Ethereal]

What about US south, I wonder? Are there rain hours longer in the winter too?

[nei]

I made a thread on that. Scroll down to post #9, made some more afterwards

Precipitation Frequency

[tom77falcons]

Originally Posted by Ethereal

What about US south, I wonder? Are there rain hours longer in the winter too?

What about the snow hours in the South in winter?