Rate this fictional climate and their 2019 stats (snowfall, warm, record)

[Pincho-toot]

Fictional climate: New Harbour

Coastal city with population: 1,264,617


Average and record temps

J 35/19 (63/-19)
F 37/21 (62/-29)
M 44/27 (74/-5)
A 56/40 (86/7)
M 66/48 (97/32)
J 75/59 (105/40)
J 78/60 (102/42)
A 76/60 (100/43)
S 71/55 (96/35)
O 60/44 (85/23)
N 48/33 (73/0)
D 38/22 (63/-17)


Average and record precipitation

J 0.7"/4.5" rain ~ 13.2"/41.6" snow
F 1.1"/5.2" rain ~ 13"/40.3" snow
M 2.5"/9.1" rain ~ 4.7"/32" snow
A 3.6"/10.2" rain ~ 0.6"/12.5" snow
M 4.5"/13.2" rain
J 5.6"/13.3" rain
J 5.1"/12.8" rain
A 5.1"/12.8" rain
S 4.8"/13.9" rain
O 3.8"/10.5" rain ~ 0"/9.4" snow
N 2.5"/8.2" rain ~ 1.2"/22.3" snow
D 1.4"/7.9" rain ~ 11.2"/37.1" snow


Average annual rainfall: 40.7"
Average annual snowfall: 43.9"



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2019 average and extreme temps

J 35/21 (53/-9)
F 39/25 (55/10)
M 48/34 (71/22)
A 59/43 (78/27)
M 71/52 (92/37)
J 79/62 (95/48)
J 81/64 (91/51)
A 81/65 (98/52)
S 70/54 (93/38)
O 61/44 (77/32)
N 48/33 (69/15)
D 38/24 (63/7)


2019 Precipitation

J 0.9" rain ~ 17" snow
F 0.2" rain ~ 32.5" snow
M 1.8" rain ~ 8" snow
A 5.1" rain ~ 1.6" snow
M 3.3" rain
J 8" rain
J 6.7" rain
A 5.8" rain
S 4.5" rain
O 2.9" rain
N 1.3" rain ~ 3.5" snow
D 0.2" rain ~ 19.8" snow

2019 total rainfall: 40.7"
2019 total snowfall: 82.4"


-Phenology report-

Last freezing high of winter/spring: March 15 (32/23 snow in day with clearing night)

Grass turns green: March 27 (71/42 partly cloudy)

First blooming flowers spotted: April 4 (65/43 partly cloudy day and clear night)

Last day of snow in spring: April 12 (37/32 snow in evening) *also same as last freeze*

Spring perennials bloom: April 16 (63/43 sunny day and partly cloudy night)

First leafing trees: April 17 (73/54 sunny day and partly cloudy night)

Last trees leaf out: May 5 (84/63 sunny)

Spring perennials wilt: May 19 (81/63 partly cloudy day and clear night)

First signs of fall foliage: Oct 5 (59/40 overcast day and partly cloudy night)

First freeze in fall: Oct 11 (57/32 partly cloudy)

Near-peak fall foliage: Oct 17 (57/39 partly cloudy day and overcast night)

First bare trees: Oct 19 (57/55 partly cloudy day with warming overcast night)

Peak foliage: Oct 21 (48/33 overcast day with clearing night)

Grass turns brown: Nov 6 (46/29 partly cloudy)

Trees are completely bare: Nov 13 (59/39 partly cloudy day and overcast night)

First autumn snow: Nov 18 (40/29 snow in evening)

First freezing high of fall/winter: Nov 22 (28/17 snow)



Rate the overall climate, and how you feel about the stats for the 2019 year.

[veshyvonny]

I'd say B it's summers are very good, albeit slightly mild and the winters are quite cold but that's ok i guess, At least it has 4 distinctive seasons which is good

[Can't think of username]

I can't really tell but is it supposed to be a 4 season climate?

A pity it's not in nice simple Celsius, that would make rating it so much easier.

[Pincho-toot]

Originally Posted by Can't think of username

I can't really tell but is it supposed to be a 4 season climate?

A pity it's not in nice simple Celsius, that would make rating it so much easier.

Yes. Coastal continental I would say.

[jcp123]

Nah. I’m not about to be OK with that winter.

The summer is quite pleasant though, if even a teeny bit cool.

[Pincho-toot]

Originally Posted by jcp123

Nah. I’m not about to be OK with that winter.

The summer is quite pleasant though, if even a teeny bit cool.

It ain't too bad Enough snow to make a snowman and a snowpuppy at the very least ^^

[aferguson22]

A+, sounds great!

[dozerbear]

I'd give it a C. Temps year around are fine, but summers are very wet.

[Pincho-toot]

Originally Posted by dozerbear

I'd give it a C. Temps year around are fine, but summers are very wet.

I assume you prefer the dry summers of the west coast?

[The Grandeur]

I don't understand fahrenheit, inch