Rate the climate: Durango, Durango, Mexico (hot, warm, record, days)

[Ttad]

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Highland, but still a bit of seasonality.

I think sunshine is around 2700hrs

[Ttad]

I give it a B/B+

Really great highs. Lows in the warmer part of the year are fine, too cold in the cooler part. Precipitation is too low, and it has a wet/dry, but I'm kinda coming around to the idea of a sunny, dry winter. I would still prefer no dry season though.

[ilovemycomputer90]

C-

Not really crazy about this climate. Too dry and sunny for my tastes. Don't care for the warm/hot spring afternoons, though the lows are nice. Winter days are too warm, but pleasant nonetheless.

[dunno what to put here]

D

Too dry, if it was wetter I'd give it a C

[Patricius Maximus]

An F from me. No winter and really hot summer afternoons really do this climate in, so to speak. In its favor I will say that the nights and the record low (14F) are impressively cool year-round for its latitude (24th parallel). The low precipitation also probably helps out with the humidity, so among the winterless subtropical climates this is one of the better ones.

[Weatherfan2]

Averages out at a C.

[dhdh]

C+

Good days, poor nights.

[deneb78]

B- winter nights are too cold but otherwise looks great

[Candle]

D for dry.

[Flight Simmer]

wow those are some big diurnal ranges!

I'll give it a C+. looks like it might have good sunshine, and I don't mind the crisp winter mornings and warm afternoons. Only real problem is the cold summer lows and summer highs could do with an extra couple of degrees.