How do you rate YOUR own climate? (cities, freezing, degree)
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Location: Live:Downtown Phoenix, AZ/Work:Greater Los Angeles, CA
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Originally Posted by Razza94
The thing about lows is that they normally happen when people are in bed. I'm just talking about how it feels walking about in the middle of the day.
Those affect mid morning, and early evening temps though. Think about it. With 23°/13°, you have a mean of 18°C. Where with 23°/19°, you have a mean of 21°C. And you usually feel the days low temp first thing in the morning as the low usually occurs about 10 mins after sunrise
Those affect mid morning, and early evening temps though. Think about it. With 23°/13°, you have a mean of 18°C. Where with 23°/19°, you have a mean of 21°C. And you usually feel the days low temp first thing in the morning as the low usually occurs about 10 mins after sunrise
Are there any charts to show how these work? Logic would suggest that the longer sunlight hours would see a slower, but more sustained drop-off after the peak temperature has been reached?
If the lows occur just after sunrise, in the middle of summer that would mean most people would still be in bed for about another three hours or so since it's light at about 4am-5am.
Are there any charts to show how these work? Logic would suggest that the longer sunlight hours would see a slower, but more sustained drop-off after the peak temperature has been reached?
Generally in London in July, at sunrise the temp will be about 14c. By 10am It will be above 20c, and will be around 23-24c between 3-6pm, before it starts falling again. Temp drops below 20c around 9pm, and at midnight it will be about 18c.
Generally in London in July, at sunrise the temp will be about 14c. By 10am It will be above 20c, and will be around 23-24c between 3-6pm, before it starts falling again. Temp drops below 20c around 9pm, and at midnight it will be about 18c.
Let's face it, apart from people on a night out, or those working horrible hours. Few people would be awake to experience those lows.
Location: Live:Downtown Phoenix, AZ/Work:Greater Los Angeles, CA
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Originally Posted by Razza94
Are there any charts to show how these work? Logic would suggest that the longer sunlight hours would see a slower, but more sustained drop-off after the peak temperature has been reached?
If the lows occur just after sunrise, in the middle of summer that would mean most people would still be in bed for about another three hours or so since it's light at about 4am-5am.
Do you realize a lot of working people in Big Cities have to wake up by 5am in order to fight traffic? Here in Phoenix, morning rush hour has already started at 5am and I've found in LA that the traffic gets heavy at 6am
Minimum temps usually happen at 5am in the summer and 6am in the winter here. Im on my way to work by 6:15-6:30am
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