Rate the climate - the coldest village in Germany: Zinnwald-Georgenfeld (snow, warm)

[tärnajokk]

So, how would you rate the coldest inhabited place in Germany:


1981-2010

Here's another graph with data from the 1961-1990 period, which was, of course, colder:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...eutschland.png

For me it's between B and C.. The precipitation is great (maybe a bit too low), summers are only ~1°C too cold, but the winters are still way too warm so that there are too many periods of severe thaw.. But all in all it's certainly a pretty good climate and definetely the best in Germany.

[miamihurricane555]

Originally Posted by tärnajokk

So, how would you rate the coldest inhabited place in Germany:


1980-2010

Here's another graph with data from the 1961-1990, which was, of course, colder:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...eutschland.png

For me it's between B and C.. The precipitation is great (maybe a bit too low), summers are only 1-2° too cold, but the winters are still way too warm so that there are too many periods of severe thaw.. But all in all it's certainly a pretty good climate and definetely the best in Germany.

D- I hate German climates but this is just a worse version of typical German weather.

[Mumsen]

E...Awful

Lack of sunshine and summer warmth. Germany in general have a D rate.

[deneb78]

F. Too cold in winter.

[Caleb Yeung]

not bad...i wish it was more Continental but B-

[Rocking chair]

Ok for the winter, but too fresh summers.

[CairoCanadian]

D... but I'm actually surprised that it's really not ALL that cold. I thought there'd be German towns far higher up in the mountains that would face colder weather.

[Mac15]

B.

[snj90]

Excellent climate. Winters are cold but not extremely cold. Good temperatures for plenty of snow. Summers are pleasant and mild and cool off nicely at night. I can rate it no less than an A.

[patrix542]

cant give it more than E