Your dream climatic averages (recorded, town, world, most)

[dxiweodwo]

Originally Posted by tvdxer

Duluth 40F colder (approximate)

J: -22 / -41
F: -16 / -35
M: -6 / -24
A: 9 / -11
M: 23 / 0
J: 31 / 9
J: 36 / 15
A: 34 / 14
S: 25 / 5
O: 13 / -5
N: -5 / -19
D: -18 / -34

Looks like the climate on one of the Northern Canada Islands.

[§AB]

Looks like the climate of hell.

[Botev1912]

this is Seattle 40F hotter

Jan 87/76
Feb 91/77
Mar 95/79
Apr 99/83
May 105/88
Jun 110/93
Jul 115/96
Aug 115/97
Sep 110/93
Oct 100/86
Nov 92/80
Dec 87/76

[ColdCanadian]

Most places that actually get a summer already would be brutal with a 40 F increase in temps, even Toronto.

However it would be nicer to have an annual average high of 92 F and low of 77 F instead of 52 F and 37 F.
That'd be like Acapulco or Bangkok.

[case44]

Originally Posted by Botev1912

this is Seattle 40F hotter

Jan 87/76
Feb 91/77
Mar 95/79
Apr 99/83
May 105/88
Jun 110/93
Jul 115/96
Aug 115/97
Sep 110/93
Oct 100/86
Nov 92/80
Dec 87/76

Whoa! That should make for some interesting moments in the Emerald City. You'd have to wish the rain away.

[§AB]

Originally Posted by ColdCanadian

Most places that actually get a summer already would be brutal with a 40 F increase in temps, even Toronto.

However it would be nicer to have an annual average high of 92 F and low of 77 F instead of 52 F and 37 F.
That'd be like Acapulco or Bangkok.

Try Wyndham and Fitzroy Crossing, Western Australia - annual average highs of 35.6ºC ( 96ºF), believed to be the world's hottest permanently inhabited places. Weatherstations in this area are scarce, so there may be spots in the Kimberlies and in the area between Broome and Port Hedland that are hotter.

If we take the period from October 2007 to Oct 2008, the AVERAGE high in those 12 months for Wyndham is 38.4ºC (101F)!

For Fitzroy Crossing, the AVERAGE FOR THE SAME 12 MONTHS is an incredible 39.8ºC / 104ºF

[LRUA]

Originally Posted by dxiweodwo

You're right CC....It probably dosen't. But this is your "dream" climatic averages after all.......

I'm talking fahrenheit......80 celsius would be insane!!

The closes place with those averages is probably Fairbanks, AK......and their highs in July are in the 60-95 range usually, since they are in the interior of AK, they get absolutely no moderation whatsoever.

I think there are places south of 60N latitude that average below 0F for a daytime high......Thompson, Manitoba has an average high of -4 in January, and it's located at 55N. In fact, in Thompson is where they do the "cold-weather testing" for cars

I think the closest (other than Fairbanks) to that is probably Winnipeg.....they have averages of 9/-11 in January and 80/57 in July.

Actually parts of Siberia have "extreme" continental climate VERY similiar to the temp range that you described ....generally warmer in summer than at similiar latitudes in Canada and colder in winter as well ....more extreme continental climate because the land mass is much bigger .... Canada is big at 3.9 million square miles (remember that total includes alot of arctic islands) but Russia is 6.7 million square miles (former Soviet Union was about 9 million square miles)

Eurasia is gigantic land mass and with prevailing westerly winds, central Siberia is far from any moderating influence ...more extreme for almost any latitude ....Beijing China is at 39 degrees north latitude ..similiar to Washington,DC .....both have long hot humid summers but Beijing is significantly colder in winter ...same thing for Shanghai China 32 degrees north ....as compared with Savannah Georgia (also 32 degrees north) ....Shanghai is hot and humid much of the year but much colder in winter than Savannah

Tokyo Japan at 34 degrees north ...same thing (it's at the same latitude as Los Angeles,CA but doesn't enjoy the same "mildness"

OR Toronto, Ontario Canada 43.5 degrees north latitude ...same as Nice, France .....hmmm T.O. has no palm trees like Nice has

OR Boston, MA and Rome Italy both 42 degrees north...hmmm I think Rome is abit milder than bean town

[dxiweodwo]

^^
Not to mention that Siberia always has that "Siberian High" hanging over them.....which cause clear weather during the Wintertime, and with lots of snow cover, they have downright frigid nights. They average 76/50 in July and -45/-56 in January in Verkoyansk .

I like the example you used with Shanghai......they have similar summers to Savannah with daily storms, but they get snowfall every year....and sometimes they get HUGE blizzards.

Beijing is a helluva alot colder than DC......they average 29F for a high in January. But they are also much, much drier than DC and don't get much snow in the wintertime.

[dxiweodwo]

Okay, I just had to revive this thread because I created my own climate. Call me insane, but I was bored.......

Here are the averages:

Jan: -55/-69
Feb: -48/-64
Mar: -29/-52
Apr: 0/-27
May: 30/0
June: 77/50
July: 98/77
Aug: 89/65
Sep: 49/25
Oct: 13/-7
Nov: -25/-47
Dec: -49/-62

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Average Annual Snowfall: 975"
Average Annual Precip: 76.75"
Days with Thunderstorms: 69
Days above 90F: 81
Nights below 32F: 319

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Monthly average snowfall:

Jan: 185"
Feb: 125"
Mar: 120"
Apr: 110"
May: 42"
June: 1"
July: 0"
Aug: 0"
Sep: 7"
Oct: 100"
Nov: 125"
Dec: 160"

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Records:

All-time record high: 116F; July 18th, 1999
All-time record low: -112F; January 13-19th, 1981
Highest overnight low: 98F; July 18th, 1999
Lowest Daytime high: -106F; January 14th, 1981
Earliest Snowfall: August 21st, 1984
Latest Snowfall: June 28th, 1991
Greatest 24-hour snowfall: 118 inches; January 14th, 1981
Greatest Monthy snowfall: 878 inches; January 1981
Coldest Month ever: January 1981 (Average High: -77; Avg Low: -94; avg Temp: -85.5)
Hottest Month ever: July 1997 (Average High: 104; Avg Low: 80; avg Temp: 92)
Greatest Snowdepth: 480"; March 11th, 1981 (Winter of '80-'81 was brutal )
Greatest 24-hour rainfall: 13.87"; July 20th, 1996
Greatest monthly rainfall: 45.54" June 2004
Coldest Windchill: -154F; January 15th, 1981
Hottest Heat Index: 140F; July 18th, 1999

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More Averages:

Cloudy Days: 203
Rain Days: 145
Snow Days: 178
Average first snow: September 8th
Average last snow: June 8th

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Yeh, I know what you're thinking...."dxi is friggin out of his mind" or "that climate is not possible". But ya know.....

[Jammie]

Originally Posted by dxiweodwo

Okay, I just had to revive this thread because I created my own climate. Call me insane, but I was bored.......

Here are the averages:

Jan: -55/-69
Feb: -48/-64
Mar: -29/-52
Apr: 0/-27
May: 30/0
June: 77/50
July: 98/77
Aug: 89/65
Sep: 49/25
Oct: 13/-7
Nov: -25/-47
Dec: -49/-62

.................................................. ......................

Average Annual Snowfall: 975"
Average Annual Precip: 76.75"
Days with Thunderstorms: 69
Days above 90F: 81
Nights below 32F: 319

.................................................. ..........

Monthly average snowfall:

Jan: 185"
Feb: 125"
Mar: 120"
Apr: 110"
May: 42"
June: 1"
July: 0"
Aug: 0"
Sep: 7"
Oct: 100"
Nov: 125"
Dec: 160"

..................................................
Records:

All-time record high: 116F; July 18th, 1999
All-time record low: -112F; January 13-19th, 1981
Highest overnight low: 98F; July 18th, 1999
Lowest Daytime high: -106F; January 14th, 1981
Earliest Snowfall: August 21st, 1984
Latest Snowfall: June 28th, 1991
Greatest 24-hour snowfall: 118 inches; January 14th, 1981
Greatest Monthy snowfall: 878 inches; January 1981
Coldest Month ever: January 1981 (Average High: -77; Avg Low: -94; avg Temp: -85.5)
Hottest Month ever: July 1997 (Average High: 104; Avg Low: 80; avg Temp: 92)
Greatest Snowdepth: 480"; March 11th, 1981 (Winter of '80-'81 was brutal )
Greatest 24-hour rainfall: 13.87"; July 20th, 1996
Greatest monthly rainfall: 45.54" June 2004
Coldest Windchill: -154F; January 15th, 1981
Hottest Heat Index: 140F; July 18th, 1999

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More Averages:

Cloudy Days: 203
Rain Days: 145
Snow Days: 178
Average first snow: September 8th
Average last snow: June 8th

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Yeh, I know what you're thinking...."dxi is friggin out of his mind" or "that climate is not possible". But ya know.....

Are you an icicle disguised as a mortal?