Munich Climate (Oceanic or Continental) (record, temperatures, rainfall, places)

[Wario Toad 32]

"Munich's climate is classified in the Köppen classification as Cfb (Oceanic)." Wikipeida.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Munich

Munich's climate thought doesn't look like a typical oceanic climate. I trust Wikipeida for the climate averages but the average temperature in Munich in January is 0.3°C (32.5°F). The average high is 2.7°C (36.9°F) and the average low is -3.7°C (25.3°F).

I would classify Munich as a Sub-Continental climate even though there's no such thing as a Sub-Continental Climate.

Munich looks like it has Continental influences because winters are cold. Usually I find oceanic climates too mild but Munich is near perfect. Summers temperatures range from 23°C (73°F) - 12°C (53°F).

What do you guys think about Munich's climate

[kronan123]

it's a rather wild climate by western european standards. moderate elevation , located inland, and close to the alps. it can also get sharp temperature rises in short time due to föhn. it's more continental than oceanic imo.

[Wario Toad 32]

it winters are still cold below 0C. it seems more contanential than oceanic.

[Joe90]

It's rainfall isn't typical of a Cfb climate .It's autumn maximums drop 5C a month. It has a record a record low of -32C.

It's just a mild Continental climate.

[Wario Toad 32]

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

[alphatier]

Originally Posted by Joe90

It's rainfall isn't typical of a Cfb climate .It's autumn maximums drop 5C a month. It has a record a record low of -32C.

It's just a mild Continental climate.

Mild continental.

[ghost-likin]

Mild Continental,like many places in Southern South America.

[forgotten username]

moderate continental, like a large part of Europe.

[alphatier]

Extremely oceanic, like subarctic territories in the Southern Hemisphere.

[ABrandNewWorld]

Summers are too weak to be continental.