Rate this climate (snow, temperatures, days, world)

[ragnarkar]

Jan: 51/34. % sunny: 33. Avg rain: 3in. Avg snow: 2in.
Feb: 55/37. % sunny: 33. Avg rain: 3in. Avg snow: 1in.
Mar: 59/40. % sunny: 40. Avg rain: 4in. Avg snow: rare.
Apr: 62/45. % sunny: 50. Avg rain: 2in.
May: 65/49. % sunny: 68. Avg rain: 1in.
Jun: 69/55. % sunny: 75. Avg rain: 0.25in.
Jul: 72/60. % sunny: 80. Avg rain: 0.25in.
Aug: 73/60. % sunny: 80. Avg rain: 0.25in.
Sept: 74/58. % sunny: 75. Avg rain: 0.5in.
Oct: 70/55. % sunny: 50. Avg rain: 2in.
Nov: 62/50. % sunny: 40. Avg rain: 3in.
Dec: 54/33. % sunny: 33. Avg rain: 5in. Avg snow: 1in.

[tom77falcons]

Cloudy somewhat mild winters and the rest of the year sunnier spring like temps. Boring. I'd give it a D.

[Stoney63]

C-. An odd climate, I don't know if there are any "real world" climates like this. A Mediterranean climate at altitude?

Yearly max temps roughly match those here, as do some of the min temps, but not much else. Summer is too dry and winter too cloudy.

[ragnarkar]

Originally Posted by Stoney63

C-. An odd climate, I don't know if there are any "real world" climates like this. A Mediterranean climate at altitude?

Yearly max temps roughly match those here, as do some of the min temps, but not much else. Summer is too dry and winter too cloudy.

My ideal climate is the San Francisco climate with occasional snow in the winter every year (as opposed to maybe once a decade) which is what I'm trying to model here.. don't know if this exists anywhere in the world.

[vaughanwilliams]

I'll give it a B for mild temperatures, though I'd like to see more rain and snow.

[geog-fanatic]

Originally Posted by ragnarkar

My ideal climate is the San Francisco climate with occasional snow in the winter every year (as opposed to maybe once a decade) which is what I'm trying to model here.. don't know if this exists anywhere in the world.

Ha-ha, I was thinking this sounds like Mendocino, so I was close. If I lived there, I'd probably give it a B for the first year, but I think I would get bored soon afterward and appreciate a few 80+ degree days occasionally. Therefore, a C.