Is this place Humid Subtropical or Oceanic?

[yankeefan93]

It's subtropical because the warmest month barely exceeds 72°F(21°C) for an average temp.

[Subtropical-is-temperate3]

Originally Posted by alex985

I don't think it's a require for humid subtropical climates either, but oceanic climates in general don't really have high diurnal ranges.


Miami doesn't have a high diurnal range, so it wouldn't make sense if I were to say high diurnal ranges are a requirement for subtropical climates. I was kind of saying the high diurnal makes it "not oceanic" more than subtropical. I wouldn't really say it's subtropical myself to be honest.

Miami has a tropical climate not subtropical.

[WesterlyWX]

Classic subtropical due to the extraordinary diurnal range in winter and the sultry, stable summers. Also at a subtropical latitude (though marginally at that).

[Paddy234]

Is there any up to date data from this site as it as last updated fifty years ago. Those sunshine hours look impressive

[WesterlyWX]

Originally Posted by Paddy234

Is there any up to date data from this site as it as last updated fifty years ago. Those sunshine hours look impressive

Those sunshine hours are fake, as are the humidity and dew points. 'Weather-atlas' is NOT a reputable source as it does not have any actual data from the site itself. Yet another wikibox I've had to edit out ToyStatistics' blatant vandalism.