Special Climates (snow, hottest, warmest, recorded)

[EverBlack]

Some climates that have certain characteristics.

Northernmost places that has recorded a temperature of 40 °C: Tara, Russia

Warmest summer highs north of 60 °N in North America:

Fort Simpson, North-West Territories: 23.7 °C

Warmest summer highs north of 50 °N in North America:

Spences Bridge, British Columbia: 29.6 °C

Coldest winter highs in an inhabited place in the Southern Hemisphere outside of Antarctica:

Mount Buller, Australia: 1.4 °C

Wettest city in North America:

Whittier, Alaska: 5,024 mm (197.8 inches)

Northernmost place with an average high above 30 °C in July:

Alexandrov Gay, Russia: 50°08'N

Coldest January high for a place that has an average high above 30 °C (86 °F) in July in North America

Wolf Point, Montana: -4.9 °C (23.1 °F)

Hottest July high for a place that has an average low below -18 °C in January:

Karamay, China: 33.9 °C

Hottest July high for a place that has an average low below -20 °C (-4 °F) in January in North America

Fortuna, North Dakota: 26.9 °C (80.5 °F)

Coldest January high in North America

Taloyoak, Nunavut: -30.3 °C

Warmest January high north of 60 °N in North America:

Cordova, Alaska: 2 °C (35 °F)

Please list yours

[ghost-likin]

Originally Posted by EverBlack

Coldest winter highs in an inhabited place in the Southern Hemisphere outside of Antarctica:

Mount Buller, Australia: 1.4 °C


Please list yours

Cerro Catedral has winter highs below freezing :

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cerro_Catedral#Climate

Also an special climate to me is Balmaceda, it has the coldest record low between any town on the Southern Hemisphere and sometimes can get very cold days and blizzards, one example was the -14.1C/-27.7C in June 2002 with more than 1 meter of snow cover which has last for days.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balmaceda,_Chile

[EverBlack]

How many inhabitants does Cerro Catedral have?

[alex985]

Eureka, Nunavut has a colder average high in January than Taloyoak.

[EverBlack]

Originally Posted by alex985

Eureka, Nunavut has a colder average high in January than Taloyoak.

It only has 8 people in there :\

[alex985]

So? It's still a place and a climate lol

[EverBlack]

True but I don't like to include almost uninhabited places.

[ghost-likin]

Originally Posted by EverBlack

How many inhabitants does Cerro Catedral have?

According to wikipedia, 88.

[EverBlack]

Originally Posted by ghost-likin

According to wikipedia, 88.

That's enough thank you, I've been looking for a climate like that for a long time!

What is there to do in that town? I guess virtually nothing.

[Warszawa]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isles_of_Scilly#Climate

Soon to be the northernmost place with 10C highs in the coldest month. I think if you calculate 85-15 normals, it should be there. I was pretty sure that La Rochelle in France was the current northernmost place like that but looking at Wiki it says not. I clearly remember that it was last time I checked, maybe someone was ****ing around with the Wiki data