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It seems like 33% of all people would enjoy 92 degrees and sunny with low humidity in the middle of the summer and find it pleasant.
Definitely not just 2.6%.
However, it is fine if someone does not find that weather condition pleasant. I just hope they can see how other people would find it pleasant, as well as other weather examples.
Dunno, it seems like 2.6% to me.
Definitely not 33%.
Usually by February and March winter starts feeling a bit too long and not as "exciting" and as pleasant as January.
In April, I am getting used to consistent mildness/warmth after 5 usual months in a row where the weather wasn't like that. By the time it is the May, I get used to it and it becomes very pleasant.
November usually feels a bit too cold too early.
Also, for November and December I am getting used to the cold.
It seems like 33% of all people would enjoy 92 degrees and sunny with low humidity in the middle of the summer and find it pleasant.
Definitely not just 2.6%.
However, it is fine if someone does not find that weather condition pleasant. I just hope they can see how other people would find it pleasant, as well as other weather examples.
How about 92 with high humidity-how many you figure find that pleasant?
I would say that 97.4% of people, including myself, would not find 92 degrees to be "pleasant".
I've enjoyed 92°F (low to moderate humidity) weather myself. It's not ideal, nor something I'd want regularly, but depending on what I'm doing, I do find it pleasant. It's good swimming weather, and not that unpleasant for causal biking if there is shade. Ok for lounging in the shade in a corner, too, as long as the heat is for the midday and then cools down.
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Originally Posted by vaughanwilliams
How about 92 with high humidity-how many you figure find that pleasant?
Well, no. Thankfully, I don't get that combination all that often.
between June 17th and September 3rd in Duluth
between May 17th and June 19th, and between August 22nd and September 19th in Minneapolis
between April 24th and May 26th, and between September 19th and October 13th in St. Louis
between March 8th and April 23rd, and between October 17th and November 22nd in New Orleans
between November 14th and March 21st in Brownsville
between May 29th and June 30th, and between August 15th and September 22nd in Boston
between May 12th and June 12th, and between September 5th and October 2nd in New York
between April 23rd and May 27th, and between September 19th and October 15th in Washington
between April 3rd and May 13th, and between September 27th and October 27th in Atlanta
between March 4th and April 26th, and between October 14th and November 29th in Jacksonville
between October 17th and March 11th in Miami
between June 15th and September 17th in Seattle
between May 31st and July 13th, and August 28th and September 28th in Portland
....
Paris : "May through September" (as a well-known BBC series goes).During that period, temperatures never drop below 40°F at night and 60°F during daytime, most of the local 1650 yearly hours of sun are during that period (but overcast skies and showers are relatively frequent though, but don't last very long).
As I'm used to the climate, I'd even say mid April till mid October.
Price to pay for this relatively long (for the latitude) pleasant weather is very gloomy weather rest of the time (with a always cold front once in the winter bringing snow , can be anytime between end of November and early March).
between June 17th and September 3rd in Duluth
between May 17th and June 19th, and between August 22nd and September 19th in Minneapolis
between April 24th and May 26th, and between September 19th and October 13th in St. Louis
between March 8th and April 23rd, and between October 17th and November 22nd in New Orleans
between November 14th and March 21st in Brownsville
between May 29th and June 30th, and between August 15th and September 22nd in Boston
between May 12th and June 12th, and between September 5th and October 2nd in New York
between April 23rd and May 27th, and between September 19th and October 15th in Washington
between April 3rd and May 13th, and between September 27th and October 27th in Atlanta
between March 4th and April 26th, and between October 14th and November 29th in Jacksonville
between October 17th and March 11th in Miami
between June 15th and September 17th in Seattle
between May 31st and July 13th, and August 28th and September 28th in Portland
....
and between June 24th and August 31st in Hampstead (and probably a week or so longer at either end down in the city centre)
and between June 24th and August 31st in Hampstead
You mean Memel Hampstead near London?
No, you're thinking of Hemel Hempstead I'm quoting the figures for Hampstead, a suburb of London about 10-12km from the centre and the nearest weather station to where I live:
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(and probably a week or so longer at either end down in the city centre)
