Rate the climate of Zonguldak, Turkey (snow, hot, recorded, temperatures)

[The Grandeur]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zonguldak

Highest snow depth for Zonguldak is 105 cm (41.3 inches), recorded in January 1961.

[klimkin199]

This is good climate, espcially for Turkey. It's borderline A-/B+ climate. Winters could be sunnier and drier, summers could be cloudier.

[John345]

I gave it an A. It is not completely perfect but it is a nice climate. Very nice summer temperatures and mild winters. The winters could do with being slightly drier and less gloomy, however.

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

C-

Too wet and winter is almost Seattle like (aka too wet and meh temps)

[The Grandeur]

Every choice has 1 vote except F. Lol

[forgotten username]

I don't like it too much, it's like an oceanic climate with kinda muggy summer which do not get too hot either. Also there's a lot of rainy days. Kinda reminds me of French basque country.


Livable I guess but it misses an actual winter.


I would like to know how often it is prone to heat waves, because the cold waves seem to be very rare. Or maybe it's because it's right by the sea.


C

[The Grandeur]

Originally Posted by forgotten username

I don't like it too much, it's like an oceanic climate with kinda muggy summer which do not get too hot either. Also there's a lot of rainy days. Kinda reminds me of French basque country.


Livable I guess but it misses an actual winter.


I would like to know how often it is prone to heat waves, because the cold waves seem to be very rare. Or maybe it's because it's right by the sea.


C

What muggines do you except with a high of 25°C?

You only think of above average conditions, I believe.

[forgotten username]

I mean if the dps are around 18-19c it's gonna feel a bit humid at 25c.

[Ethereal]

D+

Winters too cloudy and wet. Summers are nice.

[The Grandeur]

Originally Posted by forgotten username

I mean if the dps are around 18-19c it's gonna feel a bit humid at 25c.

Maybe the sun will bother when under it at noon. Aside from that, I dont see anything that can bother.

As far as I am concered, humidity doesnt have much effect at 25°C.

25°C at 100 percent humidity will make a heat index of 27°C.