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Originally Posted by veshyvonny
Id say a D, way too stable (especially in summer) and the fact it's hot. At least the rain is good.
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Just wondering, what do you define as stable and unstable? The Southeast US as a whole is well discussed on here for the notoriously unstable (which for me is pretty damn fun to monitor
) November-March weather, going from cool or cold weather to straight up hot weather, usually within a surprisingly short time that can be as little as <24 hours.
For Valdosta, 2015 cool season had similar instability to the 1991-2020 normals which are definitely within the unstable criteria:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valdosta,_Georgia#Climate
March was definitely less unstable than usual due to the monthly minimum 2.4C above usual, but all the rest fell within the usual range of hot to cool or cold weather. For example the cold -5C in January was just 5 days after the hot 26C, and the other -5C in February was followed a mere 2 days later by a nearly as hot 25C.
I will grant you though that the 2015 warm season was on the stable side, due to the lack extreme heat together with the lack of cooling off (especially in that all time record warm April that has a monthly minimum 0.4C warmer than the average low). If you're the kind of person who would need frequent cool downs from the hotter-than-a-tropical-rainforest heat of the Southeast US, you'd be out of luck.
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