Places that go against their country's climate stereotype (historically, inches, highest)

[Razza94]

Someone needs to make a Wiki climate box for it. Using Wellington's toilet bowl figures is a disservice.

[TorshavnSunHolidays]

I would like to see a multi choice NZ poll - i'd rather someone from NZ offered to knock one up though .

There are 6 very good locations up for offer too ,all fairly different imo

[Joe90]

Originally Posted by Longaotian

https://en.climate-data.org/location/12571/

Sunshine is around 2400 hours.

These are Motueka's stats.

Temperatures might be Nelson normals 1961-1990, and rainfall a location about 20km south of Motueka.

This is Motueka 1961-1990. Sunshine was about 20 hours behind Nelson in the old normals, so could be expected to be around 2450 hours.

[Razza94]

Originally Posted by Razza94

Someone needs to make a Wiki climate box for it. Using Wellington's toilet bowl figures is a disservice.

*Wellington's

[Longaotian]

Originally Posted by TorshavnSunHolidays

I would like to see a multi choice NZ poll - i'd rather someone from NZ offered to knock one up though .

There are 6 very good locations up for offer too ,all fairly different imo

What are those places?

[TorshavnSunHolidays]

Originally Posted by Longaotian

What are those places?

i'd probably go for

Alexandra
Invercargill
Christchurch
Hokitika
Nelson or Napier
Auckland

and even add
Chatham Islands

there are probably better options too - that's why i'd sooner leave it to someone who knows the country inside out

[Baba_Wethu]

Originally Posted by TorshavnSunHolidays

i'd probably go for

Alexandra
Invercargill
Christchurch
Hokitika
Nelson or Napier
Auckland

and even add
Chatham Islands

there are probably better options too - that's why i'd sooner leave it to someone who knows the country inside out

I'd take Tauranga, Auckland, Nelson, Napier, Blenheim, Cape Reinga, Wellington, Churchill and Alexandra. Auckland, Cape Reinga, Alexandra, Tauranga, Nelson and Blenheim/Napier/Hastings would be my top priority I think.

[Isleofpalms85]

The West Coast of the United States has a remarkably stable climate in a country that is otherwise known for a wide variety of weather conditions and climate extremes, both in terms of precipitation and temperature extremes, hence why the United States is often known as the land of the extremes

[Razza94]

Originally Posted by Razza94

*Wellington's

*Nelson's.

Chris, I'm correcting a correction!!!

[Ethereal]

Originally Posted by Razza94

*Nelson's.

Chris, I'm correcting a correction!!!

Because you went through a resurrection.