Guess The Climate (Tokyo, warm, temperatures, rainfall)

[nei]

Port Alberni? The temperatures are a good match, precipitation is a bit lower.

[CairoCanadian]

Originally Posted by nei

Port Alberni? The temperatures are a good match, precipitation is a bit lower.

Right on the money. Specifically Alberni, but now that Alberni and Port Alberni have merged I'll count it.

Despite having two more rainy days than are typical in the Straight Of Georgia region, I feel this may have the best summer weather on BC's coast, which tends to suffer from rather low highs.

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I checked Port Alberni and thought the temperatures did not match at all.

[nei]

Originally Posted by CairoCanadian

Right on the money. Specifically Alberni, but now that Alberni and Port Alberni have merged I'll count it.

Despite having two more rainy days than are typical in the Straight Of Georgia region, I feel this may have the best summer weather on BC's coast, which tends to suffer from rather low highs.

Yea, its temperature range does not look like what I'd expect for a place facing the Pacific Coast. The Vancouver Island location also explains the low sunshine. That was a good challenge.

Have you been to Alberni?

[CairoCanadian]

Originally Posted by dunno what to put here

I checked Port Alberni and thought the temperatures did not match at all.

Check out Alberni Robinson Creek station on Environment Canada.

The Port Alberni station is a touch cooler, but still the only station in the oceanic part of BC that goes above 25C in the summer. ( As far as I know? If anyone else has found any other stations.

Originally Posted by nei

Have you been to Alberni?

Nah, it has a bad reputation on the Island as a grim little sawmill city. To be fair to it, it could be much nicer now that the sawmill is gone, but reputations linger.

[tom77falcons]

Here is a new one. Temperatures are in centigrade, but precip is in inches.

[CairoCanadian]

Somewhere near Boise, Idaho?

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Looks very similar to Lewiston, Idaho.

[Kaul]

Most likely somewhere in the east coast, Washington DC, Philly...????

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Precipitation is far too low for any US east coast location.