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Nah, I think 177 inches insane for a month not an entire season. Your climate would average 607 inches of snow between May and September. Would be a complete winter wonderland lol.
Yep. It would be the snowiest climate beating Kutchan by 200 inches. And yes 177 in is insane for a month.
Before modern medicine, malaria vaccines, antibiotics and air conditioning, tropical climates were as hostile as polar climates. Death traps. Poor soil, bad climate just filled with dangerous diseases, snakes, you name it. Europeans had no ways of dealing with the inhospitable environment. Therefore the cooler, more familiar climate in Southern Australia was definitely preferred. Europeans knew that they'll die like flies in jungles due to malaria and sleeping sickness.
For example, in 1880 Florida had 270k inhabitants, Maine 650k.
Hillbilly on the Australian Weather Forum at it again
Then WHY THE **** DONT YOU DEPORT YOURSELF TO THE SHETLANDS if you are so ****en allergic to summer you poo jabbing donkey felching puslord mould of person-shaped dung heap . deine herp DEINE HERRRRRRRRRRRP
Well I would dread heat too if it was always with ****ing 8% humidity...
True, but wasn't malaria more prevalant, 100 years ago? The US south and Mediterranean Europe had endemic malaria. Was it just draining swamps and mosquito control?
I heard a stat that The Championship is the 4th most watched league in Europe!
Yeah I've seen that stat. Only the Premier League, La Liga and the Bundesliga have more fans through the gates. So the Championship has bigger crowds than Serie A!
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Indeed. The top teams in the NL and Belgium would do well in the Championship, but the worst teams would be totally hopeless. The difference in class is just huge.
The Polish league is quite fun to watch. No big stars and often more tempo than refined skill, so the games are quite entertaining, as mistakes happen. And an amazing atmosphere. Not the rigid orchestrated ballet like often in Serie A.
Yeah there are some very good teams, and in fact some very big clubs in the Championship. Some of the football is very good, and tbh, the main difference in quality between Premier League and Championship football is the better defenders of the PL.
I do love the atmosphere of some of the European clubs. Some amazing scenes at some games.
I would say much more than that. Snow ratios are higher the colder the temperature is. That would probably be like a 70:1 ratio lol. Probably be like 8-9 feet of snow.
The snow ratio depends more on the midlevel (850 mb or so, maybe 700 mb) temperature than surface. Caribou, Maine can get a lower snow ratio on average than Syracuse, New York because Caribou's snow comes from Atlantic air rather than lake effect. If these numbers are right, Wabash Labrador has a 13:1 ratio in January with an average temperature of -8°F
True, but wasn't malaria more prevalant, 100 years ago? The US south and Mediterranean Europe had endemic malaria. Was it just draining swamps and mosquito control?
The UK had endemic malaria until the 1950s, when the fens and swamps were drained.
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LMAO.......I literally just choked laughing.
haha this guy lives at 500m elevation in Melbourne's coldest suburb with 8 months of solid wintry cold cloudly drizzle. What's funny is that he is an AGW terrorist at the BOM yet cant hack the mild inconsistant summers at 500m elevation in Australia's coldest city and was probably instrumental in setting up the new polar troll station for the official Melbourne obs.
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Well I would dread heat too if it was always with ****ing 8% humidity...
It's not bad, just finding myself thirsty alot.
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Would be a complete winter wonderland lol.
