Rate the climate: Frühlingsdorf (snow, warm, record, temp)

[Rozenn]

Frühlingsdorf features intense, short winters and warm, stormy summers separated by long shoulder seasons featuring a lots of stable and comfortable weather. The frost-free period extends over 9 months in a typical year.

[deneb78]

F.. winters while short are still too cold.

[cjg5]

The record highs for December and January seem extremely unlikely (way too low) given the average highs for November and February. Anyway D- from me too rainy.

[sulkiercupid]

It's OK, I prefer a more conventional 4 season pattern though. C+

Edit: On further reflection C+ is too harsh, I would change my vote to a B if I could.

[Nivalis]

B, like it quite a bit. Might be an A if Jul & Aug were cooler.

[dhdh]

Not bad at all buddy. This is really a type of continental climate I could somehow enjoy. I love snow but not for long periods (especially that it implies freezing weather) and hate periods with highs between 0°C and 10°C, yet your creation manages to escape both of those issues. I'd have appreciated more sun from Oct to Jan/Feb though but 2478 is a really nice yearly total.

C+ (probably the highest rating I've ever given to a climate with subfreezing winters)

That somehow makes me think about my gf's dream climate: "11 months of Nice summer; 1 month of Canadian winter"

[P London]

Sorry but its an E if the summer record high was 38c it would of been a c. Also the dramatic change from winter to summer is weird.

[Lamboy]

Winters are too cold and Frühling is too long (hence summers too short). Otherwise really good, especially the precipitation pattern.
C

[Ariete]

Yeah, the name says it all. The spring just seem endless. Somehow I like it, but on the other hand don't.

If the seasons were more gradual, it could be an A, but now only a strong C.

What would the pattern be when turning from winter to spring?

Jan 30: -1
Jan 31: +1
Feb 1: +3
Feb 2: +6
Feb 3: +9
Feb 4: +12
Feb 5: +13
Feb 6-Apr 2: +16

[Rozenn]

I'm the same, it it had "normal" seasons it would get an A. As it is now, it's only a C. I'd like summer and winter to last longer.

The transition would probably be a little bit less linear, like:
Jan 30: 0
Jan 31: +1
Feb 1: -1
Feb 2: -2
Feb 3: +5
Feb 4: +8
Feb 5: +16
Feb 6: +14
Feb 7: +13
Feb 8: +17


After that it wouldn't be stuck on +16 every day, there would be some gentle variation, depending on weather fronts, like:

Mar 29: +18
Mar 30: +21
Apr 1: +22
Apr: 2: +17
Apr 3: +16
Apr 4: +18

But now that you've made me think of it, the average february high would be a bit cooler and March would be a bit warmer, because right now the temp curve looks weird.

Originally Posted by cjg5

The record highs for December and January seem extremely unlikely (way too low) given the average highs for November and February.

Yes, they're indeed extremely unlikely. It's a purposely improbable climate. A climate than averages -3/-11°C in January has to be totally unrealistic to recieve such high grades from nei and dhdh.