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Most likely me. But whatever I never lied or tried to make Raleigh seem warmer. I like my climate, would be nice if it was warmer but I do enjoy the occasional up and down. Lol you keep accusing me of making Raleigh out warmer but you have no proof of that as I have never ever lied or made up something about raleigh. Data is there for everyone to see. But if it's pissing you off so much I'll use mean.
The WMO uses electronic sensors that are calibrated to 120W/m2. The UKMO used to use and in some cases still uses CS, but Heathrow has been using KZ electronic sensor since 2005. Kew Gardens still uses CS, but it's burn threshold is actually around 139.5W/m2. After looking at some months on the historic data page, some summer sunshine totals have been revised downward by 15-16%, and winter totals by 9-10%.
Most likely me. But whatever I never lied or tried to make Raleigh seem warmer. I like my climate, would be nice if it was warmer but I do enjoy the occasional up and down. Lol you keep accusing me of making Raleigh out warmer but you have no proof of that as I have never ever lied or made up something about raleigh. Data is there for everyone to see. But if it's pissing you off so much I'll use mean.
Ive never accused you of anything. You've got me mixed up wth someone else.
Most likely me. But whatever I never lied or tried to make Raleigh seem warmer. I like my climate, would be nice if it was warmer but I do enjoy the occasional up and down. Lol you keep accusing me of making Raleigh out warmer but you have no proof of that as I have never ever lied or made up something about raleigh. Data is there for everyone to see. But if it's pissing you off so much I'll use mean.
When you use the average high as the "average" (which is the mean really) you are lying about your climate. You may as well use the average low as the average too, would be just as accurate.
When you use the average high as the "average" (which is the mean really) you are lying about your climate. You may as well use the average low as the average too, would be just as accurate.
Lying???????? goodness . There is a difference between average high and low people know that. But mean does make more sense come to think of it if your describing a month that as a whole.
Lying???????? goodness . There is a difference between average high and low people know that.
You have an obvious bias towards your climate and it shows in your posts. And when you call the average high as the "average" it is completely wrong. Someone who's a so called "weather geek" should know this. It's like me saying my average temperature in January is 59 F. Which is obviously wrong.
Lying???????? goodness . There is a difference between average high and low people know that. But mean does make more sense come to think of it if your describing a month that as a whole.
You have an obvious bias towards your climate and it shows in your posts. And when you call the average high as the "average" it is completely wrong. Someone who's a so called "weather geek" should know this. It's like me saying my average temperature in January is 59 F. Which is obviously wrong.
LOL I know I do Raleigh is a beautiful climate to me not as perfect as I want it but beautiful. Yeah I guess I'll use mean and average high/ low instead of one or the other, would describe the climate better.
LOL I know I do Raleigh is a beautiful climate to me not as perfect as I want it but beautiful. Yeah I guess I'll use mean and average high/ low instead of one or the other, would describe the climate better.
Explain how a climate can be beautiful.
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