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Would you have guessed that non-coastal New England has similar average winter and spring daily lows as Moscow? I was surprised to find that out. Though obviously, Moscow is more variable.
Oddly, Moscow has almost the same exactly average low as me from December to June. Their autumn is much colder than mine, less seasonal lag. Summer precipitation max, we don't really have much of a seasonal max but winter is slightly drier. Manages to get more snow despite drier winters; less rain probably.
Yeah, I think the colder average highs means there's less of a possibility of rain. Also their winter warm-ups are much less potent than in Amherst.
And they are probably more prone to spring and autumn snow.
Ok, here is Moscow, Turku, and a place in NI 2005-2014. It's Lough Fea at 225m ASL, so at least now Owen can't say "well i dont live there i live on higher ground".
I haven't looked at them in depth yet, so no conclusions from me so far. Except that higher ground in NI is really cool in summer!
Christ Lough Fea is exceptionally cool in summer. Seems to be the coolest from May-September but obviously the warmest in winter. Does seem like frost would be more likely there than in other two locations, though from May-August. Moscow is surprisingly warm in July. 26 C? I was thinking more like 23 C, honestly.
Christ Lough Fea is exceptionally cool in summer. Seems to be the coolest from May-September but obviously the warmest in winter. Does seem like frost would be more likely there than in other two locations, though from May-August. Moscow is surprisingly warm in July. 26 C? I was thinking more like 23 C, honestly.
Moscow may have been skewed by a few extremely hot summers.
Ok, here is Moscow, Turku, and a place in NI 2005-2014. It's Lough Fea at 225m ASL, so at least now Owen can't say "well i dont live there i live on higher ground".
I haven't looked at them in depth yet, so no conclusions from me so far. Except that higher ground in NI is really cool in summer!
Wow you have warmer summers!! That is nice. And I guess that sunshine levels increased too. The same in Moscow. NI still be just cool and dull though it it has nice nature.
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