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Yeah but I don't give a crap when we reach 90F, and I don't see this 80F threshold for Paris or Berlin? These benchmarks aren't really useful in determining what the weather will do in the long term. London should get an above avg summer this year based on statistics alone. You can't have repeated below avg seasons year after year without it flipping. Mother Nature likes balance.
Wait, they have had plenty of above average summer months all along in recent years (probably more than I have). It's the sunshine that has been below.
Our temps have been average because of a couple of hot Julys in 2013 and 2014. We've also had some very poor summer months (and I noticed you left out the really bad summers in 2007 and 2008). The sun has been well below average in every month, by 50-60 hours per month.
Our temps have been average because of a couple of hot Julys in 2013 and 2014. We've also had some very poor summer months (and I noticed you left out the really bad summers in 2007 and 2008). The sun has been well below average in every month, by 50-60 hours per month.
Looks like 11 months above normal 1 exactly normal and 9 below since 2010 in the Means and 11 above and 10 below in the maxes....
Looks like 11 months above normal 1 exactly normal and 9 below since 2010 in the Means and 11 above and 10 below in the maxes....
Yeah, and if you include 2007 and 2008, you'll add 1 month to average (Jun 07) and 5 months to below average.
The only months with average sun or more since 2007 were June 2010, July 2013, and June/July 2014. June 2008 and August 2016 came close to average, and every other month was well below, not even reaching 200 hrs.
Yeah, and if you include 2007 and 2008, you'll add 1 month to average (Jun 07) and 5 months to below average.
The only months with average sun or more since 2007 were June 2010, July 2013, and June/July 2014. June 2008 and August 2016 came close to average, and every other month was well below, not even reaching 200 hrs.
I just went back to 2010.
Compare to us since 2010
Above average Max----Mean months:
June: 3------- 4
July: 4--------4
Aug: 6--------5 and 1 exactly average
Seems as if we had more then you...
Mean since 2010: June: 72.0F (71.0F) July:77.2F (75.8F) Aug:75.5F (74.2F)
Regardless, these anecdotal arguments are just silly. It's your way of ignoring empirical evidence because in your mind NZ is always #1, even if compared to near identical climates it will always emerge as the clear winner in your eyes.
There aren't any anecdotal arguments -I'm just stating what many have said over the years.
There are no near identical climates (summer) to Motueka in the UK.
We average 30 days above 80F, 10 above 86F and only 4 above 90F. London should have about half of those since we have more extremes.
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