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There are no 1981-2010 normals available for Rome. So Op why are you bull****ting?
Those normals are 1971-2000.
the normals for Atlanta are wrong aswell.
Subtropical climates usually see no dry season, so obviously Atlanta would fit the bill more, especially compared to a city which is not considered subtropical in the first place, except if you only look at the temperatures, which are not sufficient to judge a climate.
Subtropical climates usually see no dry season, so obviously Atlanta would fit the bill more, especially compared to a city which is not considered subtropical in the first place, except if you only look at the temperatures, which are not sufficient to judge a climate.
Yes, those places are humid sub-tropical, Mediterranean is a type of sub-tropical climate, with a dry summer... So any Mediterranean climate IS sub-tropical.
There are no 1981-2010 normals available for Rome. So Op why are you bull****ting?
Those normals are 1971-2000.
the normals for Atlanta are wrong aswell.
No, those are Rome Ciampino's averages for the 1981-2010 period.
Rome is Csa (mediterranean), its precipitation pattern is not humid subtropical.
Atlanta is Cfa (humid subtropical), or more precisely "Warm temperate fully humid with hot summers".
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