Annual number of thunderstorm days in your city/country (rain, heat, Australia)

[ABrandNewWorld]

Originally Posted by pepe3797

A very big zero

Some years zero here too.

[ral31]

I think a little over 60 days where I live.



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[pepe3797]

Originally Posted by ABrandNewWorld

Some years zero here too.

Dates on which thunderstorms occured in Lima in the last 150 years (just 5 days ):

- December 31th, 1877
- March 12th, 1925
- February 27th, 1997
- March 4th, 1998
- November 24th, 2011

[Donar]

28 days per year with audible thunder to the DWD official at Frankfurt Airport 2000-2014

[AJ1013]

Originally Posted by pepe3797

Dates on which thunderstorms occured in Lima in the last 150 years (just 5 days ):

- December 31th, 1877
- March 12th, 1925
- February 27th, 1997
- March 4th, 1998
- November 24th, 2011

I feel very bad for you

You like in probably the most bland climate on earth! July and August get less than one hour of sun a day yet recieve virtually no precip

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Originally Posted by pepe3797

Dates on which thunderstorms occured in Lima in the last 150 years (just 5 days ):

- December 31th, 1877
- March 12th, 1925
- February 27th, 1997
- March 4th, 1998
- November 24th, 2011

Not even Buxton or Melbourne can claim to have received 5 thunderstorms in 150 years. Lima's climate is so boring.

[Glacierx]

"They" say that Windsor, Ontario is the thunderstorm capital of Canada, but it isn't really. The Robson valley in BC (McBride and Crescent Spur areas) get over 20 days of precipitation in July alone (the most in Canada) while much of BC doesn't much more than 5. How can this be, you ask? Easy, thunderstorms. Many, many of them. The problem is that no one has ever recorded the number of thunderstorms here. If they did, Windsor would not be at the top.

[alex985]

Originally Posted by RAlex

I think a little over 60 days where I live.



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Looks like 70-80 where I live. The Tampa area of course are a bunch of lucky bastards.

[tommyFL]

Vero Beach averages 65 while West Palm Beach averages 80, so I would say around 70-75.

[Thunder98]

I believe that Maine has the fewest avg days of thunderstorms East of the Rocky Mountains.