Rate this fake climate (snow, precipitation, locations, annual)

[nei]

Originally Posted by jp03

Interesting ...what country?

With cooler May-Sep lows (mid to high 50s in the summer), this climate would exist in the US (upstate NY). Lived in it, though with slightly less snow.

[Patricius Maximus]

It seems that you've created a climate that no one likes. Congratulations .

[Joe90]

D. Not much I like about this climate. The high sunshine hours would offset all the negative aspects.

[jp03]

Originally Posted by nei

With cooler May-Sep lows (mid to high 50s in the summer), this climate would exist in the US (upstate NY). Lived in it, though with slightly less snow.

Yea, that would be a good example of this type of weather. Have to look but I wonder if Nova Scotia or New Foundland are close to those number....slightly lower summer highs I would guess.

[deneb78]

Nova Scotia and Newfoundland have significantly colder summers than the numbers you listed.
Halifax has an average high of only 73F in its warmest month and St. John's only 68F in its warmest month:

Halifax Regional Municipality - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[jp03]

Originally Posted by deneb78

Nova Scotia and Newfoundland have significantly colder summers than the numbers you listed.
Halifax has an average high of only 73F in its warmest month and St. John's only 68F in its warmest month:

Halifax Regional Municipality - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

thanks.. yep...summer would be too cool for me. Rest of the year would work.

[RC01]

These numbers seem very similar to Anchorage, AK, except for the sunshine hours.

[burloak]

Originally Posted by jp03

Interesting ...what country?

Canada....southern Ontario.

When I saw your temps for your perfect climate, I noticed they are very similiar
to where I live, except snowfall totals, which are more like Buffalo or Syracuse,NY
Also I've noticed where nei lives, Amherst,MA is similiar too but with cooler lows/higher highs.

Difference is your climate's summer lows are significantly warmer, Pelee Island in the middle of
Lake Erie comes close, other than that my climate in Burlington,ON is almost a match.

I agree with nei that areas of upstate NY (near Lake Ontario or Erie) are close to the climate you described,
with higher avg annual snowfall.

jp's---Burlington,ON--Amherst,MA

30/15 JAN 30/17 JAN 35/13
32/18 FEB 32/18 FEB 38/16
42/27 MAR 42/26 MAR 46/24
55/37 APR 55/36 APR 59/35
68/48 MAY 68/47 MAY 70/45
78/60 JUN 77/57 JUN 79/55
85/70 JUL 83/63 JULY 83/59
84/69 AUG 81/62 AUG 82/58
73/56 SEP 72/54 SEPT 74/49
60/41 OCT 59/43 OCT 62/37
48/28 NOV 46/34 NOV 51/30
36/21 DEC 36/24 DEC 39/20

Interestingly Amherst,MA and Burlington,ON have almost identical annual avg snowfall totals,
Burlington 43" (108cm)
Amherst 41" (104cm)

However avg annual precipitation shows more of a difference
Burlington 34" (878mm)
Amherst 46" (1171mm)

[jp03]

Originally Posted by burloak

Canada....southern Ontario.

When I saw your temps for your perfect climate, I noticed they are very similiar
to where I live, except snowfall totals, which are more like Buffalo or Syracuse,NY
Also I've noticed where nei lives, Amherst,MA is similiar too but with cooler lows/higher highs.

Difference is your climate's summer lows are significantly warmer, Pelee Island in the middle of
Lake Erie comes close, other than that my climate in Burlington,ON is almost a match.

I agree with nei that areas of upstate NY (near Lake Ontario or Erie) are close to the climate you described,
with higher avg annual snowfall.

jp's---Burlington,ON--Amherst,MA

30/15 JAN 30/17 JAN 35/13
32/18 FEB 32/18 FEB 38/16
42/27 MAR 42/26 MAR 46/24
55/37 APR 55/36 APR 59/35
68/48 MAY 68/47 MAY 70/45
78/60 JUN 77/57 JUN 79/55
85/70 JUL 83/63 JULY 83/59
84/69 AUG 81/62 AUG 82/58
73/56 SEP 72/54 SEPT 74/49
60/41 OCT 59/43 OCT 62/37
48/28 NOV 46/34 NOV 51/30
36/21 DEC 36/24 DEC 39/20

Interestingly Amherst,MA and Burlington,ON have almost identical annual avg snowfall totals,
Burlington 43" (108cm)
Amherst 41" (104cm)

However avg annual precipitation shows more of a difference
Burlington 34" (878mm)
Amherst 46" (1171mm)

Wow...that is amazingly close temp -wise. ! I love snow and cold but I also love summer heat which I'd miss. For 2 months or so...that's about it

Edit: I looked at that closer and the similarity is bizarre! I swear I did not use your town as a template for those temps but wow...that is freaky almost. You are right except summer. The reason I like temps higher is because I love 2 months of good swimming weather... I guess you are both right, the southtowns of Buffalo or east of Lake Ontario (for the snow) might be spot on for me the more I think about it. In fact my brother lives in Buffalo and he has been complaining about the summer heat the last few years...lots of days near 90 which seem to have started to build in frequency the last 10 years or so.

[Galaxyman]

F. Horrendously cold.