Rate the Climate: Bolzano (hot, warm, records, temperatures)

[Donar]

Who says Central Europe doesn't have interesting climates?



Sunshine hours, records and precipitation days are from the Wiki page. Otherwise 1981-2010 averages from there: Historische Daten | Wetter | Autonome Provinz Bozen - Südtirol

Really good climate, although a little skewed towards the warm side. Last July had a mean temp of 27 °C!

B.

[forgotten username]

It would just need a bit more sunshine, otherwise it's near perfect.

A-

[EverBlack]

D: too hot in the summer, but the rest of the year is fine.

[deneb78]

E. Winters are too cold.

[tenkier7]

March~November's mean temperatures are ideal, 2~4°C cooler winter months would satisfy the entire year (continental).
Sunshine hours looks not bad either, November~February could have little more to make around 2,000 hours.
I was gonna give B- until I saw the graph of precipitation distribution, frequent t-storm event during summer takes the grade off... final grade C-.


https://weatherspark.com/averages/32...Sudtirol-Italy

[theelectricspider39]

C. Alright.

[Joe90]

C- for me. Winter is cold (although short) and too cloudy. Not too bad the rest of the year.

Has almost exactly the same average min/max temperature, as my climate.

[Subscribe]

I'll say it's a D. There is not nearly enough sunshine in my opinion. Also I do not like that precipitation pattern. I prefer summers with less precipitation than winters. Those winters are also a bit too warm.

[Warszawa]

B-. Winter is very cold but the spring is amazing, so it balances out. Im more concerned about the lack of sunshine hours, they really need a lot more sunshine for it to be an A

[Donar]

I think sunshine numbers are rather low because of the location in a valley, especially in winter with the low sun angle.