Rate the climate: Kincraig, Scotland (1 of 2 Dfb climates in the UK)

[Randomguy1234]

Originally Posted by Adaminaby Angler

"Too many months above 10° C" doesn't mean squat. Its annual mean temperature (if it even exists, of course) is rather chilly, I must say.

Also, reporting me for calling you a looney?

Annual mean temp doesn't matter, it has too many months above 10°C to be a subpolar climate by official definitions.

[Adaminaby Angler]

Originally Posted by Randomguy1234

Annual mean temp doesn't matter, it has too many months above 10°C to be a subpolar climate by official definitions.

Righto, if you wish to follow the absurd Köppen threshold like sheeple, then at least label it maritime proper.

It is not "warm-summer continental" by any means—the annual temperature variation is simply far too narrow; thereby, it is maritime proper

[Randomguy1234]

Originally Posted by Adaminaby Angler

Righto, if you wish to follow the absurd Köppen threshold like sheeple, then at least label it maritime proper.

It is not "warm-summer continental" by any means—the annual temperature variation is simply far too narrow; thereby, it is maritime proper

Oceanic and Continental actually

[flamingGalah!]

Another weather box using fake/made up data Why are you bothering?

[cBach]

F, worst climate in UK