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Summer average max and min: 32C/22C
Winter average max and min: 22C/6C
Record high and low: 46C/2C
Annual precipitation: Between 1200-1500
Dispersal of precipitation: Evenly distributed
Rainy days per year: Between 120-160Days
Snowfall (if any): 0cm
Annual sunshine hours: Around 3000-3200 hours
Average humidity: I guess 60-75%
Climate classification: I guess it's a tropical one? Average wind state: Moderate year round, and enough for sailing/windsurfing! Sea: Enough waves for the best surfing!
Summer average max and min: 85º-65ºF or 29º-18ºC
Winter average max and min: 65º-45ºF or 29º-7ºC
Record high and low: 95º-35ºF or 35º-2ºC
Annual precipitation: 20 inches (508 mm)
Dispersal of precipitation: (concentrated in summer, winter, evenly distributed, etc.) even distribution
Rainy days per year: 12 (yes, really, one day a month--that's it)
Snowfall (if any): 0
Annual sunshine hours: 3,500 (or basically sunny 97% of the time when it's daylight hours)
Average humidity: 10%
Climate classification: not sure, except that it must be stable, no bipolar up & down tendencies like what you see in spring. I absolutely HATE that.
I like it sunny a lot, as you can tell. I hate cloudy days. Rain is mostly a necessary evil so the holes I like to swim in aren't dry. Rain fast and get it over with, and get out of here immediately after. I don't like "wild swings" in the temperatures, if on a given day the normal high is 75, then be 75, not 55 one day and 95 the next. That to me is appalling. I like it warm enough to swim but not HOT. I almost voted for it being 75-55F in the winter (24-13C) but relented there.
Summer average max and min: 85º-65ºF or 29º-18ºC
Winter average max and min: 65º-45ºF or 29º-7ºC
Record high and low: 95º-35ºF or 35º-2ºC
Annual precipitation: 20 inches (508 mm)
Dispersal of precipitation: (concentrated in summer, winter, evenly distributed, etc.) even distribution
Rainy days per year: 12 (yes, really, one day a month--that's it)
Snowfall (if any): 0
Annual sunshine hours: 3,500 (or basically sunny 97% of the time when it's daylight hours)
Average humidity: 10%
Climate classification: not sure, except that it must be stable, no bipolar up & down tendencies like what you see in spring. I absolutely HATE that.
I like it sunny a lot, as you can tell. I hate cloudy days. Rain is mostly a necessary evil so the holes I like to swim in aren't dry. Rain fast and get it over with, and get out of here immediately after. I don't like "wild swings" in the temperatures, if on a given day the normal high is 75, then be 75, not 55 one day and 95 the next. That to me is appalling. I like it warm enough to swim but not HOT. I almost voted for it being 75-55F in the winter (24-13C) but relented there.
Rain is good! However, I do like it shot, thundery and and snappy, then I want the sun out... Non of that overcast weather without rain! God I hate the British climate in Autumn!
Summer average max and min: 80/65
Winter average max and min: 35/20
Record high and low: 100/-15
Annual precipitation: 30~45"
Dispersal of precipitation: Evenly distributed
Rainy days per year: 100~150 days
Snowy days per year: 15~25 days
Snowfall (if any): 20~50"
Annual sunshine hours: 1500~2000 hours
Average humidity: 40~60%
Climate classification: Dfa
Summer average max and min: 90/73 F (32.2/23.9 C)
Winter average max and min: 50/32 F (10/0 C)
Record high and low: 105/4 F (40.6/-15.6 C)
Annual precipitation: 50" - 60" (1270 - 1524 mm)
Dispersal of precipitation: summer maximum, but no dry season
Rainy days per year: 120 days
Snowfall (if any): 6" - 9" (15.2 - 22.9 cm)/2-3 yearly snowfall events
Annual sunshine hours: 2750
Average humidity: 70-75%
Climate classification: Humid Subtropical Cfa
Summer average max and min: 88/68
Winter average max and min: 42/24
Record high and low: 106/-15
Annual precipitation: 47"
Dispersal of precipitation: slight summer peak
Rainy days per year: 117
Snowfall (if any): 25"
Annual sunshine hours: 2500
Average humidity: 50%
Climate classification: Very cold Cfa
Summer average max and min: 79/54
Winter average max and min: 24/10
Record high and low: 111/-39
Annual precipitation: 114"
Dispersal of precipitation: Mostly in winter
Rainy days per year: 41
Snowfall (if any): 90"
Annual sunshine hours: 2250
Average humidity: 65%
Climate classification: Cold Dfa
Summer average max and min: 82/65 F
Winter average max and min: 65/45
Record high and low: 104/15 F
Annual precipitation: 25-30 inches
Dispersal of precipitation: winter maximum but still having 3-5 short-lived thunderstorms a month in late summer.
Rainy days per year: 50-70 days.
Snowfall (if any): trace once every 2-3 years. 1-3 inches of accumulation once a decade
Annual sunshine hours: 3000+
Average humidity: 50-60 percent
Climate classification: Mediterranean Csa
Whenever posters post a climagraph, and ask what readers think about it, almost all the posts praise continental climates and show disdain for warmer ones.
On this thread, posters lean to the warmer.
I am no exception
Tuxetopia:
Summer average max and min: 32°/15°C (90/59°F)
Winter average max and min: 15°/5°C (59/41°F)
Record high and low: 40°/-5°C (104/23°F)
Annual precipitation: 620mm (24") (almost all of it as rain)
Dispersal of precipitation: (concentrated in summer, winter, evenly distributed, etc.) [if in Northern hemisphere]: Peak December thru April, dry by June, secondary peak in July (about 30mm/1.2"), dry again (Tuxetopia has never recorded rain in October)
Rainy days per year: 50
Snowfall (if any): Average 15cm (6"), though some years may have more snow, and some none at all.
Annual sunshine hours: 2800-3200
Average humidity: 40%
Climate classification: Csa (Mediterranean, warm summer, irregular with trace of short summer monsoon)
And whichever other categories that you wish to include: Nearly consistent wind average 16 km/h (10mph) in summer months.
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