Munich Climate (Oceanic or Continental)

[forgotten username]

Originally Posted by ABrandNewWorld

Summers are too weak to be continental.

Then none of Siberia is continental either !

[ABrandNewWorld]

Originally Posted by forgotten username

Then none of Siberia is continental either !

That's true; Siberia is mostly subarctic by definition: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subarctic_climate

[forgotten username]

Wait, I meant many places in Russia which manage to average 19c in the warmest month (same as Munich) but still get super long and cold winters. Or Winnipeg for that matter. Are all these places considered subarctic ?

[alex985]

Originally Posted by ABrandNewWorld

That's true; Siberia is mostly subarctic by definition: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subarctic_climate

FFS, Subarctic is a subset of the continental climate.

[divisionbyzero0]

looking at winter avergaes and records, i'd say its more continental than oceanic
Summers are barely below 18C mean

[Ethereal]

Mild continental climate in the likes of NYC (albeit with much cooler summers).

[313 TUxedo]

Originally Posted by Wario Toad 32

Munich cold be Dfa Humid Continental Climate if it's winters were 2C colder

Not anything,anything,a.

To earn that a , you'll need to have a mean (not an average daily high) temperature of 22¤C in the warmest month.
With daily highs barely above that, and lows way below, that last letter is a b.

[Wario Toad 32]

Originally Posted by 313 TUxedo

Not anything,anything,a.

To earn that a , you'll need to have a mean (not an average daily high) temperature of 22¤C in the warmest month.
With daily highs barely above that, and lows way below, that last letter is a b.

It's a dfb. I just checked the classifications on Wikipedia