What air temperatures would you expect in the parts of the world which are part of the sea/the ocean? (rainfall, night)

[jackierudetsky]

Here are the extreme points of my country in my altered Earth:
https://darksky.net/-24,-14
https://darksky.net/-41,-16

[EverBlack]

Originally Posted by gordo

For Darksky is there any way of getting average figures for the past year or so at any random spot?

There is very recent historical weather (I'm talking about October 2016), wait a year so you can do monthly averages

[gordo]

Originally Posted by EverBlack

There is very recent historical weather (I'm talking about October 2016), wait a year so you can do monthly averages

Thank you. I hope that the recent historical weather keeps on expanding and doesn't get deleted at the end of the month. I worry about this since there's nothing before October 1. I'm really interested in how far south I have to go towards Bermuda to get better winter temperatures, in case I make up a few climates for this region.

[jackierudetsky]

Originally Posted by jackierudetsky

https://darksky.net/-31,-14

In my altered Earth, I'd be living here.

https://darksky.net/-31.6,-14.03

[unobtainium]

Originally Posted by Maxwell Senf

https://darksky.net/34,-169

Half way between Los Angeles and Tokyo. I wonder if the climate is more Mediterranean or more humid subtropical.

Probably humid subtropical since the SST is warm there.

[jackierudetsky]

Originally Posted by jackierudetsky

Here's the Titanic crash site. When you keep in mind that it's already October and that icebergs could be found there during the winter, it's pretty warm there. https://darksky.net/41,-49

https://darksky.net/41.7325,-49.946944 Here is the exact site of the Titanic.

[jackierudetsky]

Is there actually a place in Africa south of Ascension Island and north of St. Helena named Liva? According to Darksky, there is, but Google Maps says there isn't.

[EverBlack]

Originally Posted by jackierudetsky

Is there actually a place in Africa south of Ascension Island and north of St. Helena named Liva? According to Darksky, there is, but Google Maps says there isn't.

I found it! It looks like an error, since it doesn't seem to exist.

[jackierudetsky]

Originally Posted by jackierudetsky

https://darksky.net/-31.6,-14.03

What averages would you expect from that place?

[lommaren]

Originally Posted by jackierudetsky

What averages would you expect from that place?

A mix between Madeira and the Canaries, but with cooler highs, moderate rainfall and milder lows.

Sep as warmest month

23/21

Jan as coldest month
20/16