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Very interesting that winter is warmer than summer. Is this a unique case or are there any other places that have this type of pattern too? How bizarre!
Very nice. Too wet in summer, but I like how the dry months still get a notable amount of precipitation. I think I would rather have a bit of variation of UV.
That summer pattern is odd indeed. I wonder if areas higher up have the same temperature curve?
If so... This would be that weird Mediterranean zone that's always showing up on Koppen maps in Ethipoia!
Thanks so much, Candle, for leading me closer to an enduring mystery.
As for the climate, definitely an B+ good temperatures year-around, a little too cool and wet in ''summer'' though ( in fact it kind of begs the question: in this kind of climate, what counts as summer? )
Very interesting that winter is warmer than summer. Is this a unique case or are there any other places that have this type of pattern too? How bizarre!
It exists in some tropical climates immediately equator-side of the great deserts have this, especially in Africa:
Typically ( as in Gore ) the minimums don't decline more than a degree or two, but the wet weather seriously depresses the maximums.
What makes Gore intriguing to me is that the high altitude vears this towards being a temperate-subtropical climate, making the weird summer-winters more, well, wintery.
That rainfall! The rainfall!!! Egad!! No thanks! Even if I did like year round summer climates over seasonal variation, you wouldn't be able to pay me enough to live in that rainy hell!
Imagine too the humidity that comes with it! YIKES!
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