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Fits all of the criteria but i don't know the record low. i'm pretty sure its above 20°F/-6.67°C but whether or not its above 24.8°F/-4°C I'm not sure. it is very close either way. We know Durrës, Albania to the south has a record low of 23°F/-5°C but that city is a more exposed location so there is a possibility Herceg Novi, being located in a bay, has a higher record low.
Fits all of the criteria but i don't know the record low. i'm pretty sure its above 20°F/-6.67°C but whether or not its above 24.8°F/-4°C I'm not sure. it is very close either way. We know Durrës, Albania to the south has a record low of 23°F/-5°C and that city is a more exposed location so there is a possibility Herceg Novi, being located in a bay, has a higher record low.
Interesting, and a good suggestion. However, I believe the record low will be colder than -4c.
Interesting, and a good suggestion. However, I believe the record low will be colder than -4c.
idk it even says on Wikipedia that it is situated within a special microclimate.
"Herceg Novi has a specific microclimate, which is a result of southern exposition, proximity to the sea, limestone substratum and mountainous hinterland which prevents the breakthrough of cold air masses."
its a real possibility...
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Originally Posted by EverBlack
The closest I could find is Snag, Yukon, with a 67.0 °C difference in January and 66.8 °C difference in December.
also notice how Pontevedra's record low (-3.6°C/24.8°F) is actually higher than Vigo to the south (23°F/-5°C). Probably because it is situated further in the ria, providing a better microclimate.
also notice how Pontevedra's record low (-3.6°C/24.8°F) is actually higher than Vigo to the south (23°F/-5°C). Probably because it is situated further in the ria, providing a better microclimate.
as far as difference annually, Glendive is 93°C while Delta Junction is 91°C. something about a place capable of extreme heat (117°F/47°C) as well as extreme cold (-50°F/-46°C) looks so impressive, i doubt any other place on earth is capable of temperatures hotter and colder than Glendive.
How about a place in North America with a record high that is below 70F/21C for every month of the year.
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