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Here are two different Januaries (sorry, cold and snow lovers, neither one has snow but pick the lesser of the two evils). Rate each January separately, then choose the one you like better. Try to guess the location(s) of each January.
January A-95 percent of possible sunshine with large diurnal ranges with mostly warm days and crisp nights (occasional ground frost but no subfreezing temperatures). Only a trace of rainfall in once during the entire month.
Highest temperature: 80. Lowest temperature: 33
January 1- 65/36 sunny
January 2- 64/35 sunny
January 3- 66/37 sunny
January 4- 69/42 mostly sunny
January 5- 63/45- partly cloudy
January 6- 62/33- partly cloudy in the morning clearing in the evening
January 7- 65/40- sunny
January 8- 68/42- sunny
January 8- 65/44- sunny
January 9- 68/40- sunny
January 10- 64/46- increasing clouds
January 11- 59/50- mostly cloudy- a trace of rain
January 12- 63/42- cloudy early, clearing late
January 13- 68/44- sunny
January 14- 71/43- sunny
January 15- 73/40- sunny
January 16- 75/44- sunny
January 17- 80/45- sunny
January 18- 77/43- sunny
January 18- 74/40- sunny
January 19- 71/38- sunny
January 20- 67/43- partly cloudy
January 21- 68/42- sunny
January 22- 71/43- sunny
January 23- 73/44- sunny
January 24- 76/45- sunny
January 25- 68/38- sunny
January 26- 62/34-- sunny
January 27- 65/37- sunny
January 28- 70/39- sunny
January 29- 71/41- sunny
January 30- 74/42- sunny
January 31- 78/45- sunny
January B: Only about 30 percent of possible sunshine with much less diurnal ranges. More than half of days have some rainfall; most of it light but occasionally heavy. One strong cold front brings subfreezing nights and chilly days for a couple of days (under clear skies after the front has past). Occasional sunny and mild days mixed in but way more clouds than sun. Highest temperature: 64. Lowest temperature: 28
January 1- 54/48- mostly cloudy 0.12 inches of rain
January 2- 55/49- party cloudy-
January 3- 59/38- mostly sunny
January 4- 56/50- cloudy with on and off rain 0.56 inches
January 5- 55/40- rain in the AM, clearing skies late 0.14 inches
January 6- 60/35- sunny
January 7- 52/45- increasing clouds- 0.08 inches
January 8- 47/44- overcast with rain 1.01 inches
January 9- 49/30- clearing skies early
January 10- 48/28- sunny
January 11- 53/30- sunny
January 12- 55/39- increasing clouds
January 13- 57/45- mostly cloudy 0.45 rain
January 14- 57/41- rain in the morning clearing in the afternoon 0.25
January 15- 60/38- sunny
January 16- 58/52- increasing clouds and rain late 0.39 inches
January 17- 58/45- partly cloudy with spotty light showers 0.12 inches
January 18- 53/49- overcast with drizzle 0.01 inches
January 19- 55/50- overcast with drizzle 0.02 inches
January 20- 64/48- partly cloudy
January 21- 65/54- increasing clouds late
January 22- 60/50- steady rain all day 1.01
January 23- 64/46- light rain early and clearing in the afternoon 0.18
January 24- 57/40- sunny
January 25- 59/36- sunny
January 26- 57/43- increasing clouds and light rain late 0.11 inches
January 27- 56/48- overcast with spotty light rain 0.25 inches
January 28- 61/43- party cloudy
January 29- 62/47- increasing clouds and drizzle late 0.04 inches
January 30- 55/45- overcast with spotty light rain 0.14 inches
January 31- 56/49- overcast with heavy rain early and scattered showers in the afternoon 1.08 inches
Last edited by AdriannaSmiling; 01-14-2014 at 08:55 PM..
I pick B. I could see A being Las Vegas or someplace out west. B is a bit tougher... could be Charleston, SC. Maybe not what you had in mind, but it could fit. The place has been on my mind since I was there a few weeks ago.
I pick B. I could see A being Las Vegas or someplace out west. B is a bit tougher... could be Charleston, SC. Maybe not what you had in mind, but it could fit. The place has been on my mind since I was there a few weeks ago.
Actually, believe it or not both A and B are from the same location; one is much drier than normal and the other is wetter than normal for the norms. NOW try to guess.....
Actually, believe it or not both A and B are from the same location; one is much drier than normal and the other is wetter than normal. The temperature ranges are all within the normal range for the winter in the location...NOW try to guess.....
January 2012 Vs. January 2013 in Dallas makes the most sense to me.
There are several possible answers to this if you look at weather history.
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