Climate scavenger hunt (rain, Europe, accumulation, snowfall)

[Shalop]

Originally Posted by Shalop

Find:

1. A Middle Eastern climate that has recorded temps below -35C (-31F). Middle East being defined as this region except Turkey.

2. A climate between 35S and 35N that has recorded temps less than -45C (-49F) and gets more than 650 mm (25 in) of precip per year.

3. A climate between 0N and 50N with record lows below -45C (-49F) from December to March.

4. A climate outside Antarctica which gets more than 450 sunshine hours in some month.

5. A climate which gets more than 6500mm (260 in) of precip per year, and has a record high above 100F (37.8C).

6. A climate which gets more than 200 inches (510 cm) of snow per year, and has record lows below -40C (-40F).

1. Saqqez
2. Dras
3. Kyzyl
4. Eureka NU
5. Quibdó
6. Asahikawa

[Shalop]

Find:

1. A climate strictly below 50N with an annual mean below -3C. It has to be below 1000m

2. A climate with an annual average low above 25C

3. A climate in Alaska with average lows below -35C in the coldest month

[AJ1013]

#2 is easy (Dallol). The others... Not so much.

I can't find stations in areas where I think 1 and 3 might exist

[ABrandNewWorld]

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labrador_City#Climate

3. Fort Yukon comes pretty close with an average low of -33.2 C in January
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Y...Alaska#Climate

[Shalop]

The answers were:

1. Ulaangom

2. Willemstad; Dallol; Oranjestad

3. Chalkyitsik

[ABrandNewWorld]

Find a climate that has an average high of 100 F AND an average low below 60 F in two consecutive summer months.

[tommyFL]

Originally Posted by AJ1013

I count a trace. And yes, I was looking for Miami. I don't know of anywhere else that would fit that criteria.

Miami has never recorded trace snowfall.

[AJ1013]

Originally Posted by tommyFL

Miami has never recorded trace snowfall.

That's because the airport makes hourly observations. The snow fell for approximately 15 minutes between 9 and 10 I believe.

[divisionbyzero0]

Originally Posted by AJ1013

1. A climate more than 40* north that has recorded a temperature equal to or greater than it's record July max in EVERY MONTH.

Repost!


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[AJ1013]

Originally Posted by naif12

Repost!


//www.city-data.com/forum/40121956-post41.html

Oops. Didn't see that one.