Rate the Fictional Climate: Climate Utopia and create your own Fictional Climate (statistics, autumn)

[Gorgonopian]

is it allowed to post your climates there when you want, not just 1 time in a week?

[Shaheen hassan]

Originally Posted by yankeefan93

D: Pretty bad. Here are 2 climates.

Desertia Water Park.

Plateau (1800 m)

The climate of the plateau is very beautiful subtropical highland climate.

[cherrychips666]

I discovered this thread, and wanted to make a dream climate. I like this one a lot, I think it would probably be my favorite.

[Marie Joseph]

Originally Posted by cherrychips666

I discovered this thread, and wanted to make a dream climate. I like this one a lot, I think it would probably be my favorite.

It looks like a pretty good climate; a bit on the warm side for winter but I like the precipitation and low UV index.

I would give it a B-.

[nr200101]

My ideal climates I made them to be adjacent to eachother, here they are below.



I can't think of any place in the world that's close to these climates, although summer and monsoon is quite similar to NWern India.

[ShaheenHassan]

Originally Posted by nr200101

My ideal climates I made them to be adjacent to eachother, here they are below.



I can't think of any place in the world that's close to these climates, although summer and monsoon is quite similar to NWern India.

The first climate is Cwa. The second one is Dwb.

[InternetPerson]

I don't like yours and rated it F. It's too cloudy, cold in winter and hot in summer.

Mine would be a climate that has consistent weather throughout the year. Warm but not hot, say 20c most days, never gets too hot, never gets too cold. Sunny most days but without blazing hot sun and enough rain to make it stay green.

[Californium-252]

Here's my first post, and sorry if I used Excel.
This climate is an extreme version of Cherrrapunji, India.

And yes, that is four months without any sun, due to the everyday rain that occurs for four months!

[ToyStatistics]

Originally Posted by Californium-252

Here's my first post, and sorry if I used Excel.
This climate is an extreme version of Cherrrapunji, India.

And yes, that is four months without any sun, due to the everyday rain that occurs for four months!

I will give that an E. The only reason why it doesn't receive an F because the temperatures are decent all year round. We don't need to talk about the absurd amounts of precipitation, or the four-month long darkness.

[ToyStatistics]