Rate the imaginary climate (hot, warm, records, days)

[B87]

Avg max--avg min--record max--record min--precip--sunshine hours

Jan: 37C -- 10C -- 50C -- -4C -- 0 mm -- 310
Feb: 40C -- 13C -- 55C -- 0C -- 0 mm -- 290
Mar: 42C -- 16C -- 60C -- 5C -- 0 mm -- 340
Apr: 45C -- 18C -- 62C -- 8C -- 0 mm -- 370
May: 49C -- 21C -- 65C -- 10C -- 0 mm -- 400
Jun: 53C -- 25C -- 68C -- 13C -- 85 mm -- 420
Jul: 57C -- 29C -- 71C -- 16C -- 390 mm -- 400
Aug: 57C -- 28C -- 70C -- 14C -- 500 mm -- 395
Sep: 51C -- 23C -- 67C -- 11C -- 130 mm -- 350
Oct: 48C -- 19C -- 63C -- 7C -- 0 mm -- 330
Nov: 44C -- 16C -- 55C -- 3C -- 0 mm -- 310
Dec: 41C -- 13C -- 52C -- -2C -- 0 mm -- 270

Precipitation falls on about 10 days per year, but when it does you know about it!

[cjg5]

I don't even need to know Celsius conversions off the top of my head to know that this place shares a zip code with Hell! F---!

[nei]

The records sound life threatening

[Patricius Maximus]

A grade of F from me. Way too hot all the time. Even the winters are hotter than what I'd prefer for summer.

[dunno what to put here]

Lol.. F

[dhdh]

I can't give a F to a hot and sunny climate; that grade is the sole privilege of incredibly gloomy and/or cold hellholes; but I really can't go higher than E- due to atrocious, even dangerous summers.

Winter looks comfy; probably a little too hot around 12-3pm but surely great the rest of the day.

[ilovemycomputer90]

Originally Posted by dhdh

I can't give a F to a hot and sunny climate; that grade is the sole privilege of incredibly gloomy and/or cold hellholes; but I really can't go higher than E- due to atrocious, even dangerous summers.

Winter looks comfy; probably a little too hot around 12-3pm but surely great the rest of the day.

A cold gloomy hell hole would be far more liveable than this.

[tom77falcons]

57C in summer!! This is an F. I've never given one yet, but this is it. I like warmth, not being on fire.

[dhdh]

Originally Posted by ilovemycomputer90

A cold gloomy hell hole would be far more liveable than this.

Not for yours truly. Even a strong heat discomfort, especially in sunny condition, is far less dreadful than the endless depression of, say, subpolar oceanic climates.

[dunno what to put here]

By livable I think he means gloomy subpolar oceanic climates are unlikely to kill you.. this one is likely to kill you.. all climates capable of killing me on a daily basis, such as Vostok, get a giant fat humongous F------------------.