Which September weather (southern hemisphere March) would you prefer? (snow, hot, warm)

[tvdxer]

A:

1 70 58 0.15” late PM rain
2 75 62
3 71 61 0.13” late PM rain showers
4 83 68
5 78 70 PM thunderstorm, 0.34” total rain
6 81 65 Late PM thunderstorm, 0.18” total rain
7 75 54
8 76 56
9 74 51
10 71 55 PM showers, 0.22” total rain
11 70 57 PM showers, 0.13” total rain
12 79 59
13 75 59
14 73 56
15 76 57 Late PM showers, 0.10” total rain
16 69 56 PM showers, 0.06” total rain
17 75 63 Late PM showers, 0.25” total rain
18 75 65 PM thunderstorm, 0.08” total rain
19 82 68 PM thunderstorm, 0.19” total rain
20 70 57 Late PM showers, 0.25” total rain
21 68 55
22 64 50
23 63 49 PM showers, 0.08” total rain
24 63 48
25 60 46 PM showers, 0.35”
26 63 45
27 69 53
28 70 55
29 72 58
30 73 61 Mid-day thunderstorm, 0.23” total rain

Highest Dewpoint: 76 on the 19th
Highest Heat Index: 89 on the 19th
Lowest Windchill: N/A
% of Possible Sunshine: 62%

B:

1 87 65
2 77 56 Early AM thunderstorms, passage of cold front, 0.63” total rain, tx/td @ 0100 73/70
3 81 57
4 79 55
5 68 50
6 56 41 PM showers, 0.21” total rain
7 60 44 PM showers, 0.14” total rain
8 66 46
9 74 49
10 70 46
11 69 52 Early PM scattered thunderstorms, 0.19” total rain
12 66 46
13 73 46 0.09” total rain
14 61 40
15 54 35
16 53 33
17 65 37
18 71 52
19 86 55
20 73 49 0.33” total rain
21 56 38
22 52 30
23 49 28
24 51 27
25 56 33
26 47 35 Dreary, rain in afternoon / evening, 1.28” total
27 53 34 0.21” rain
28 61 38
29 68 45
30 60 36

Highest Dewpoint: 73 on the 1st
Highest Heat Index: 92 on the 1st
Lowest Windchill: 25 on the 22nd
% of Total Sunshine: 70%

C:

1 73 52
2 67 50 Aftn T-storms, 0.36” rain
3 80 46
4 72 46 Aftn T-storms, 0.25” rain
5 58 34
6 70 38
7 66 33
8 61 33
9 59 37
10 49 25
11 54 29
12 57 31
13 48 24
14 46 25
15 63 34
16 66 36
17 68 41
18 69 43
19 78 45
20 60 28 Tx/Td @ 0000 60/52, early AM showers, cold front, temp @ 1600 45
21 41 20
22 49 22
23 39 18
24 36 15
25 37 21 Rain becoming snow in late evening, 0.14” rain / 3.8” snow
26 45 23
27 50 28
28 58 33
29 54 29
30 52 28

Highest Dewpoint: 54 on the 19th
Highest Heat Index: 79 on the 2nd
Lowest Windchill: 8 on the 21st
% of Total Sunshine: 75%

[dunno what to put here]

A, a lot of storms, plenty of cooler days.

[Flight Simmer]

A. It's not up for discussion.

[sulkiercupid]

A, nice warm temperatures, but not too hot and I like the frequent showers/thunderstorms as well. The other two are far too cool to meet my preferences for early autumn/spring weather.

I like C for winter temperatures, preferably it would have a few more precipitation days.

[ilovemycomputer90]

They're all pretty decent. I didn't calculate the averages, but A doesn't look drastically different from an average September here.

I'll go with B. C is nice, but B has more rain and still offers a decent amount of cool weather.

[nei]

B and C are way too cold for September. A looks similar to what I'm used to but A doesn't have days with heavy rain.

A is nice though

Are any of these real?

[Patricius Maximus]

A is laughably too hot for what I'd like in September and B is still too warm but still half-decent. I would gladly go with the good weather of option C. Given my love of cold winters, mild summers, and snow, it's not surprising I picked the coolest one of the bunch.

[cjg5]

They all look fairly decent for September. Hmmmmmm....

[deneb78]

I'd go for "A"... I like the fact that windchill is N/A and there is no high lower than 60F

[tvdxer]

Originally Posted by nei

B and C are way too cold for September. A looks similar to what I'm used to but A doesn't have days with heavy rain.

A is nice though

Are any of these real?

No. Otherwise I would have given a source.

"A" is based on what I would think an ideal warmer month of weather would be like.

"B" is based on run-of-the-mill September in my hometown of Duluth.

"C" is based on a rather harsh (as in colder-than-normal) September up in the swamps of the far northern Minnesotan outback. Temperatures up there tend to get really cold even at night.