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Here's a elevation-influenced climate with pleasant temperatures and a North Indian monsoon pattern. I give it a solid A. It's certainly the best Indian climate I have found.
Note that even though the source is not the most reliable and there are contradicting sources, I did a linear interpolation based on elevation and average temperatures with Shimla and Chandigarh and found the temperatures to be accurate. For the purposes of this thread, just use the climate box on Wikipedia.
Humidity seems very reasonable considering the temperatures in the humid season. In a way, I kind of like the idea of separate dry and humid heat seasons as it provides more seasonality.
This is an interesting one! I like the temperature variation, and the fact that winters aren't too dry. Summer is too wet for me though. I'd give it a B-.
Shimla, a hill town in the same area a couple thousand feet higher, looks great, albeit a bit too cool in July/August.
This is an interesting one! I like the temperature variation, and the fact that winters aren't too dry. Summer is too wet for me though. I'd give it a B-.
Shimla, a hill town in the same area a couple thousand feet higher, looks great, albeit a bit too cool in July/August.
This is an interesting one! I like the temperature variation, and the fact that winters aren't too dry. Summer is too wet for me though. I'd give it a B-.
Shimla, a hill town in the same area a couple thousand feet higher, looks great, albeit a bit too cool in July/August.
Based on Shimla's sunshine hours, I award Solan a D.
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