Rate The Climate: Harbin, China (snow, hot, temperatures, precipitation)

[EverBlack]

Being at 45 °N and on the eastern side of the large Eurasiatic continent, Harbin seasons are very pronounced.

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[Qilin34]

A-. Reliable snow cover in winter (even if it doesn't amount to much, I'd rather have it to < 150 cm of snow and frequent thawing such as in Pittsburgh and Boston) and perfect normal summer temperatures for a continental climate. Could use a bit more summer rain and coal-fired heating in winter takes a toll on sunshine.

[deneb78]

F-. Those winters are the stuff of nightmares for me

[The East Frisian]

Winter a bit dry and summers too muggy for me. But else a pretty good climate, rate it a C+

[FVWinters]

Way too cold in the winter and way too rainy in the summer. Not closely related to climate but Harbin winters aggravate an air quality problem that is said to be even worse than Beijing's.

[Ethereal]

E.

Do the summers have to be so wet? Winters are way too cool btw.

[cjg5]

D-. It would be better with a reversed precipitation pattern.

[Tall Traveler]

5 months are pretty nice but that winter sux...D+

[Max96]

C. Winters are too cold and dry, summers are too hot and humid.

[Joe90]

D for me. Far too cold, but summers make up for it somewhat.