Which month is most similar to your location's stereotype? (days, cities, season)

[Caleb Yeung]

October. People think of Hong Kong as warm to hot with sunshine that is interspread with heavy downpours.

[Ariete]

Originally Posted by Jakobsli

There are no month in an average year here resembling the stereotypes about my city....

Last actual month resembling those was December 2010.

Winnipeg's January was my answer. It's cold and snowy enough for the stereotypes.

For Trondheim, I would say Utsjoki's December. You know, polar night, frigid temperatures and so on.

https://fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utsjoki#Ilmasto

[Anhityk]

One of the winter months. People associate my area with cold.

[Jas182]

Originally Posted by Joe90

February. People associate my area with summer.

Really, I don't really associate it with sunshine or summer... However, I associate it with oceanic weather, loads of mountains and sheep! LOL

[Lost Roses]

March, which is typically our snowiest month in Colorado. Good skiing.

[Joe90]

Originally Posted by Jas182

Really, I don't really associate it with sunshine or summer... However, I associate it with oceanic weather, loads of mountains and sheep! LOL

In NZ, Nelson is associated with summer.

If it was sunshine I was associating it with, then I could have used any month, as there's little difference between the sunniest and cloudiest month.

Not sure if there is such a thing as universal Oceanic weather The weather here features no snow, the cloudiest month in summer, a diurnal range of 12.5C degrees, a diurnal range greater than the seasonal range. and one of the highest rainfall to rainday ratios on this forum. Is that how you would describe your Oceanic climate?

My region isn't really a sheep farming region, mostly fruit, grapes and forestry

[Max96]

Not sure which is my location's stereotype. According to Western European stereotypes, it's probably winter, but by Russian standards my city is relatively warm, so it's probably spring/summer.

[Ariete]

Originally Posted by Max96

Not sure which is my location's stereotype. According to Western European stereotypes, it's probably winter, but by Russian standards my city is relatively warm, so it's probably spring/summer.

Western stereotype: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omsk#Climate
Russian stereotype: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stavropol#Climate

[mar89]

Originally Posted by Max96

Not sure which is my location's stereotype. According to Western European stereotypes, it's probably winter, but by Russian standards my city is relatively warm, so it's probably spring/summer.

In Italy, the stereotype associated to Ukraine is a very cold winter.

[mar89]

My city's stereotype month is August, since everyone in Italy knows Rimini for summer holidays and beaches.