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How about places that don't have this temperature range at all? Yakutsk, Russia, with a record low of 29F in July and a record high of 22F in January would be one such climate. Eureka, Nunavut is an even more extreme example. Record high of 18F in March and low of 28F in July. Ulan Bator, Mongolia comes close... its range would be only 26-28F. Maybe Turpan, China would have no range as well, but record temps aren't listed here and the link Wikipedia gives as the source isn't working for me.
Turpan, XJ has a 1971–2000 Jan record high of 7.3C, and Jul record low of 16.6C. I don't think the entire period of record would make much difference, either, given how high the lows in July are.
How about places that don't have this temperature range at all? Yakutsk, Russia, with a record low of 29F in July and a record high of 22F in January would be one such climate. Eureka, Nunavut is an even more extreme example. Record high of 18F in March and low of 28F in July. Ulan Bator, Mongolia comes close... its range would be only 26-28F. Maybe Turpan, China would have no range as well, but record temps aren't listed here and the link Wikipedia gives as the source isn't working for me.
Turpan, XJ has a 1971–2000 Jan record high of 7.3C, and Jul record low of 16.6C. I don't think the entire period of record would make much difference, either, given how high the lows in July are.
Thanks for the link. Wow. I thought it would probably have no range of temperatures that could be seen in all months, and indeed that's the case. The July record low is almost 10C higher than the January record high!
I couldn't think of a way to title this thread that wasn't clunky or even a little confusing sounding. Anyway, here is what I am getting at:
In Seattle, for example, our highest record low is 44 degrees in August, and our lowest record high is 64 degrees in both December and January. (source = Averages and Records - Weather - Environment - Living in Seattle - Seattle.gov) Therefore, Seattle has potential to record temperatures in the 44 to 64 degree range in any given month of the year.
What about your city?
This was worded in a confusing manner, but after following your link, I think I understand what you mean.
In Denver:
- the record high temperature for January is 76ºF / 24.4ºC, and
- the record low temperature for July is 42ºF / 5.5ºC.
Not sure what this means or if it helps.
GO Broncos!
PS. FWIW today's high (Jan. 19th) was 63ºF / 17.2ºC
From 16.1°C/61.0°F in January to 6.3°C/43.3°F in August. The "limbo" temperature range, as George would say. We spend way too much time within it.
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