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I figured with the snow, that since my winters are rather stable and the snow pack generally builds gradually and never fully melts, that 25cm in January and 21cm in February is enough, and that 35cm in January and 36cm in February would result with really deep snow that would take ages to melt realistically.
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Made another one. This isn't truly my ideal one, but it's a very close number two (number one being the one on page 1 of this thread). Temps are more modest than the other one, but the precip averages for this one are ideal (albeit unrealistic, with 20:1 snow ratios and absurd amounts for these temps).
I figured with the snow, that since my winters are rather stable and the snow pack generally builds gradually and never fully melts, that 25cm in January and 21cm in February is enough, and that 35cm in January and 36cm in February would result with really deep snow that would take ages to melt realistically.
So my winters are less cold and shorter, shoulder seasons warmer and longer, summer is also warmer. Snowfall has reduced a lot, rainfall decreased a little, sunshine more or less the same. Record highs and lows are higher in every month.
I made the changes because I want the transition from winter to spring to be as quick as possible, so by mid March the snowpack is a distant memory more or less, and warm weather can occur in early October.
It is good. I would rate it a B.
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