Un Happy Thread (climate, average, temperature, locations)

[Dean York]

Good comeback owen, bravo.

[Siberian High]

Originally Posted by owenc

The point was that they are only 7degrees further north.

The climate of Eastern North America is a lot different than your little mild Gulf Stream warmed island. You should have winters like Winnipeg.

[Mac15]

Oh but no it balances out in the summer. It is just as cold on the north coast of Iceland.

[theunbrainwashed]

Originally Posted by evan2222

The climate of Eastern North America is a lot different than your little mild Gulf Stream warmed island. You should have winters like Winnipeg.

Just checked the weather forecast for Londonderry and Hopedale, Labrador. Hopedale is cooler despite being at sea level and both being at 55°N

[Mac15]

Its 22c there rightnow. Its 13c here.

Their average high is only 1c lower.

[Siberian High]

Originally Posted by owenc

Oh but no it balances out in the summer. It is just as cold on the north coast of Iceland.

No it is not. Húsavík on the north coast of Iceland averages 10.5°C in July, while Londonderry averages 15.3°C in July.

[theunbrainwashed]

Originally Posted by owenc

Its 22c there rightnow. Its 13c here.

Their average high is only 1c lower.

9PM there, 4PM over here. The forecasted highs are lower in Hopedale than over there for the next 2 days

[Mac15]

Originally Posted by evan2222

No it is not. Húsavík on the north coast of Iceland averages 10.5°C in July, while Londonderry averages 15.3°C in July.

I don't live in derry.
Coleraine average july high is 17c.

[Mac15]

Originally Posted by theunbrainwashed

9PM there, 4PM over here. The forecasted highs are lower in Hopedale than over there for the next 2 days

Ok it is 5pm there and sunset is well over an hour away here.
The difference is not much it would average out to be the same and anyway the temps would be much higher in hopedale if it werent for the sea being so cold.

[Siberian High]

Originally Posted by owenc

Its 22c there rightnow. Its 13c here.

Their average high is only 1c lower.

I couldn't find climate data for Hopedale, but Nain, not too far away, has an average high of 15.1°C in July. Londonderry has an average high of 18.9°C in July. Liar. You never said you lived in Coleraine, you only said you lived near Londonderry.