Hellmann score at your location (winter 2013/2014) (climate, record, temp, day)

[Weidehond]

At my location (utrecht, netherlands) the hellmann score is 0,0 so far this winter. An absolute record.

[Ariete]

Wtf?

[dunno what to put here]

Uh, around zero point zero zero one on the much-vaunted Hellman winter scale.

Equal to a bottle of this disgusting stuff:



Winter 2012/2013 was equal to this:

[Weidehond]

The hellmann score is the total amount of frost a location gets in a winter season. Every day with an avergage temp below 0,0 C adds to the score. For example: a day with an avg temp of -1,5 adds 1,5 points to the score.

Maybe the hellmann score is unknown in Finland or other countries.

[dunno what to put here]

So it isn't about egg-based condiments? Darn it.

[ben86]

I'd never heard of it, though it seems to make sense for climates like ours. My location is also stuck on 0.0.

[Ariete]

Originally Posted by Weidehond

Maybe the hellmann score is unknown in Finland or other countries.

Yes, never heard of it and google didn't do much to help either.

[MeteoMan]

My hellman score is 6.8 then, adding up all the numbers below freezing.

[snj90]

Originally Posted by Weidehond

The hellmann score is the total amount of frost a location gets in a winter season. Every day with an avergage temp below 0,0 C adds to the score. For example: a day with an avg temp of -1,5 adds 1,5 points to the score.

Maybe the hellmann score is unknown in Finland or other countries.

I googled hellmann score and this thread is the first result. Interesting idea, though. Calculating the score for January here would take me too long, let alone the winter season so far.

[ben86]

Originally Posted by MeteoMan

My hellman score is 6.8 then, adding up all the numbers below freezing.

But what do you get adding up all the daily means below freezing?