What's the most continental climate you've ever created? (snowfall, average, moon)

[alex985]

Mine is uncreatively called "Continental City"

Jan: -130/-147
Feb: -125/-144
Mar: -110/-130
Apr: -70/-93
May: 10/-12
June: 87/65
July: 103/83
August: 90/63
September: 8/-13
October: -77/-96
Nov: -116/-133
Dec: -128/-145

Average annual precip: 56"

Average annual snowfall: 324"

Average annual sunshine hours: 1,937 hours

Completely unrealistic, but that's the point.

[dunno what to put here]

-500/-600
-400/-500
-50/-100
80/10
200/50
500/100
500/100
80/10
-50/-100
-50/-100
-400/-500
-500/-600

Sunshine: 10,000 hours. Rainfall: 1 billion inches.

[Ariete]

Min temp: -220 °C (−364.0 °F)
Max temp: 420 °C (788 °F)
Avg wind speed: 300 km/h (190 mph)

It's located on an alien planet, called Venus. It's often visible to the naked eye during clear nights.

[Kaleetan]

Originally Posted by Ariete

Min temp: -220 °C (−364.0 °F)
Max temp: 420 °C (788 °F)
Avg wind speed: 300 km/h (190 mph)

It's located on an alien planet, called Venus. It's often visible to the naked eye during clear nights.

Sounds more like Mercury to me.

[MeteoMan]

Originally Posted by dunno what to put here

-500/-600
-400/-500
-50/-100
80/10
200/50
500/100
500/100
80/10
-50/-100
-50/-100
-400/-500
-500/-600

Sunshine: 10,000 hours. Rainfall: 1 billion inches.

Mean Temperature (degrees Hector - my own personal temperature unit)


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-4546464646
-155556
0
15555555555555
2000000000000000000000
1567300000000000000000
16666666666666
0
-166666
-5555555555
-17200000000000000500000


Rainfall (mm)
0
0
0
0
0
1000000000000
2000000000000
1000000000000
0
0
0
0
0


Sun hours (hrs)
0
0
0
400
400
500
500
500
400
0
0
0

[theunbrainwashed]

Originally Posted by Kaleetan

Sounds more like Mercury to me.

Temps are Mercury-like, winds are Venus like I suppose? You need an atmosphere to have wind, Mercury has 0% atmosphere just like our moon

[B87]

Originally Posted by theunbrainwashed

Temps are Mercury-like, winds are Venus like I suppose? You need an atmosphere to have wind, Mercury has 0% atmosphere just like our moon

Both Mercury and the Moon have atmospheres, they're just so thin that they are barely denser than the surrounding space.

Nowhere on Venus would have lows of -220C, 450C lows sound more realistic.

[miamihurricane555]

you're all insane with those climates. once you made a climate that is completely beyond the realm of possibility it get's really boring,stupid, and becomes simply a waste of time.

[Crunch41]

Another unrealistic one: Celsius, it never rains or has a cloud, all days last the same length.
Maybe possible if you went in the middle of deep space then very close to a star then back again, in a year, every year. Completely unlivable except for a few days in April and October.


Jan -272/-273 (absolute zero is -273.15)
Feb -272/-273
Mar -266/-272
Apr 0/-43
May 500/401
June 3000/2916
July 5500/5496 (around sun's surface temperature)
August 3333/3222
September 987/876
October -16/-42
November -269/-271
December -272/-273

[TwinbrookNine]

Using actual Earth climatic stats with monthly precip and extremes in parentheses:

Jan -31/-53.... 0.02" ....(2/-68)
Feb -20/-34.... Trace ....(17/-71)
Mar 9/-11.... 0.14 ....(44/-29)
Apr 28/6.... 0.32 ....(68/-14)
May 46/27.... 0.63 ...(81/-2)
Jun 58/39.... 0.33 ....(92/18)
Jul 78/49.... 0.16 ....(97/28)
Aug 75/46.... 0.02.... (94/19)
Sep 59/37.... 0.11... (88/14)
Oct 34/17... 0.15 ...(63/-4)
Nov 18/-1... 0.05 ....(52/-18)
Dec -8/-29... Trace ..(32/-47)

Somewhere in central Siberia (Tunguska?)
Continental climates are very dry in winter. Small amounts of snow that often blow away leaving bare ground.