Climate Battle: England Vs Scotland (hot, average, days, precipitation)

[Rozenn]

^^ Ditto. Plus England tends to be more seasonal. Gimme Cambridge over Stornoway anytime.

[ilovemycomputer90]

Scotland for the higher precipitation, gloomier conditions, and cooler temperatures.

Originally Posted by miamihurricane555

No just no. I will not partake in the battle of waste baskets.

Then why bother posting in this thread?

[dunno what to put here]

He's a troll.

[Infamous92]

If I had to pick my poison, it'd be England. It's warmer, sunnier, and drier.

[The East Frisian]

Scotland for me, especially the highlands.

[P London]

Originally Posted by The East Frisian

Scotland for me, especially the highlands.

But the highlands is cloudy as hell (assuming hell is cloudy)

[raheel12]

Originally Posted by P London

But the highlands is cloudy as hell (assuming hell is cloudy)

Given its Cloudy Its the only Place in Britain Which has guaranteed Snow in winter.That too in huge amounts!.

Aviemore ,Braemar, Tomintoul ,Altnaharra , dalwhinnie Have an average of 60-100 days of lying snow.

[dunno what to put here]

More like 30-60.

[raheel12]

Originally Posted by dunno what to put here

More like 30-60.

Climate AVIEMORE - Historical weather records

figures for days of lying snow in aviemore from 82-2012

most years have 60-85 days of lying snow.

I would think braemar dalwhinnie have identical amounts of snow.

[B87]

Those numbers are for snow or sleet falling, not lying.

The rain figures on Tutiempo are crazy as well. For example Heathrow gets almost 200 days of rain most years according to that site, even though the average number of days of rainfall is 109 (or 145 if you include trace amounts).