List of cities that should have their Koppen classification changed? (freezing, most)

[nei]

Originally Posted by Patricius Maximus

For the past 30 years versus the first 30 years of the 20th century there isn't much change, though there is a definite warming trend. For the projected global warming for the next century there is very significant change in this scenario. This link has some maps based on some of the current climate models.

I don't think climate boundaries have shifted all that much yet. But this article is interesting:

Warming Arctic Tundra Producing Pop-Up Forests - NYTimes.com

Says forests are starting to appear in tundra.

[greatwhitenorth]

Its quite an interesting topic.

[Ariete]

Trondheim - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

This should be... something. Not Oceanic, not Subarctic and not continental. How about warm summer subpolar oceanic?

[Patricius Maximus]

It isn't subpolar either. Borderline Oceanic/Continental would suffice.

[Ariete]

Originally Posted by Patricius Maximus

It isn't subpolar either. Borderline Oceanic/Continental would suffice.

Yeah, it isn't and I have to agree with Oceanic. But IMO Trondheim don't fit in well in any classification.

Too short (and warm) winters for Subarctic, too cold winter for Oceanic, too cold summer and warm winter for Continental.

[greatwhitenorth]

Its weird climate.

[Ethereal]

We all know that NYC should be humid continental.

[SeanMoneyhands]

I don't really agree with Penticton and Kelowna's classification of Dfb.
Both places should be BSk

[EverBlack]

Originally Posted by SeanMoneyhands

I don't really agree with Penticton and Kelowna's classification of Dfb.
Both places should be BSk

I think so, too! Those places are too dry to be Humid Continental Climates, IMO.

[pdw]

Fort Myers, Florida should be tropical