Rate the Climate: Yorkcouver (snowy, warm, average, temperatures)

[gordo]

I was thinking about doing a Vancouver vs New York City climate battle but then I got the idea to combine the two climates. This is what I came up with.



Note: For Vancouver I used the data from Vancouver Harbour except for the sunshine which I got from the Airport.


What do you think about it?

Also what do you think about it in comparison to Vancouver and New York?

[The Grandeur]

It is a D climate.

[Nino Bellov]

Pretty similar as Pazin https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pazin#Climate_2

[gordo]

Originally Posted by Nino Bellov

Pretty similar as Pazin https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pazin#Climate_2

Interesting.

It looks similar to nearby Rijeka as well except both Rijeka and Pazin have warmer highs.

[distracted85]

I wish that were Vancouver's climate..

[gordo]

Originally Posted by distracted85

I wish that were Vancouver's climate..

I like the summer better then Vancouver as it's warmer and more humid.

[distracted85]

Originally Posted by gordo

I like the summer better then Vancouver as it's warmer and more humid.

The more balance of sun and precipitation throughout the year is what I like.

[gordo]

Originally Posted by distracted85

The more balance of sun and precipitation throughout the year is what I like.

Yes I like that about the climate as well.

[Nino Bellov]

Originally Posted by gordo

Interesting.

It looks similar to nearby Rijeka as well except both Rijeka and Pazin have warmer highs.

Pazin has 11.3c annual temperature and Rijeka 13.8c, because Rijeka is on the coast and Pazin is a little distant from coast and on elavation of 277 m.
Weird thing about Pazin is only 3.6 snowy days on average. Exist climates with higher winter temperatures and less percipitation but more snowy days than Pazin.

Yorkcouver is C for me.

[klimkin199]

Good, but too wet in winter and too sunny in summer. A-.