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Too bad we don't have the same luck as Americans, Tú no piensas como joy?
Yes, of course! If South America was "upside down", or let's say "Northside south", then those at the bottom, in what today is the Amazonia in Brazil would have terrible continental climates...
Anyway, I'm in two minds as to whether I'd prefer to have such cold winters if they bring with them such scorching summers! The ideal thing was to live half the year in each hemisphere (during the winter in both, of course!).
Sunday, 4/10: Cloudy with showers turning into a steady rain during the afternoon. High 44. Low 35.
Monday, 4/11: Rain, heavy at times. High 48. Low 39.
Tuesday, 4/12: Mostly cloudy and windy with showers during the afternoon turning to sleet and snow late. High 54. Low 34.
Wednesday, 4/13: Sleet and snow in the morning, otherwise cloudy with light rain. High 38. Low 30. Snowfall less than half an inch.
Thursday, 4/14: Mostly cloudy with scattered flurries. High 35. Low 26.
Friday, 4/15: Mostly cloudy. High 35. Low 27.
Saturday, 4/16: Mostly cloudy. High 35. Low 27.
Mildest day of the year expected Tuesday with highs reaching the mid 50s before a cold front moves through. Cooler air will settle in, resulting in below average temperatures for the end of the week. The cold air is expected to stick around into the following week with snow likely. Will winter ever end?
So far this year there has only been sixteen days with at least a few hours of sunshine, or 16% of the days. Maybe half of them were sunny the entire day. The mostly cloudy days will often see a few peaks of sunshine, but it's usually fleeting.
Coltingbury, North Fakadamia Weather Forecast Valid 11 - 16 April 2011
Outlook:
Mostly fair, average temperatures
11/04
A cold night, and cool day with few clouds PM. Light NW winds.
7 - 19°C
12/04
Generally clear. Light N winds.
8 - 20°C
13/04
Generally clear. Light NW winds.
9 - 22°C
14/04
A bit of cloud AM. Otherwise mostly clear. Warmer. Light W wind.
11 - 24°C
15/04
Clear O'ernight, but bcmg cloudier with some light showers developing in the area mid-PM. These dissipate to leave scttrd clouds evening.
10 - 22°C
16/04
A few areas of cloud, dying out by dawn. Then a sunny clear day to follow. Light SW winds.
13 - 24°C
Sunday, 4/17: Cloudy with light showers during the afternoon becoming a steady rain by the evening. Rain heavy at times. Windy. High 43. Low 29.
Monday, 4/18: Windy with a mix of rain, sleet, and snow. Rain heavy at times. High 43. Low 33.
Tuesday, 4/19: Cloudy. High 42. Low 32.
Wednesday, 4/20: Windy with snow in the morning mixing with sleet and rain during the afternoon. High 37. Low 28. Snowfall accumulations of 1-3 inches.
Thursday, 4/21: Very windy with a mix of rain, sleet, and snow changing to all snow during the evening. High 36. Low 26. Snowfall accumulations of 1-3 inches.
Friday, 4/22: Windy with snow. Freezing fog during the evening. High 32. Low 25. Snowfall accumulations of 6-12 inches.
Saturday, 4/23: Freezing fog. High 32. Low 30.
Brutal week ahead with the usual mix of wind, rain, sleet, and snow. A good soaking of rain can be expected for Sunday and Monday. However winter will return with a vengeance with strong winds and accumulating snow Thursday and Friday. As much as a foot of snow could fall. Freezing fog will roll in Friday after the snowstorm and stick around Saturday which will cause slick conditions.
Average snowfall: Zero (However, a few hours away by car/bus/train is a colder place with mountains that gets a lot of snow. People can visit that place nearby when they want to be in snow.)
Average sunshine hours: 3,200
Average sunny clear days: 210 days a year
Average cloudy overcast days: 115 days a year
Record high: 102 degrees
Record low: 41 degrees
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Anyway, I know that OK City gets that cold becasue of distance from sea and all, but latitude also plays a role.
