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Holy **** the sun in Cuzco is strong as ****, feels even stronger than in Lima. The Incas sucked at picking good climates to live in, the Chimú at least lived in good climates like Trujillo and Chiclayo
Trujillo looks good but I'd like to see some sun data.
Location: João Pessoa,Brazil(The easternmost point of Americas)
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Im in the interior of Rio Grande do Norte state, in my grandma house for christmas,here is like the hell this time of year,the climate is so dry that most of trees are bare,the air are so dry and hot that it hurts sometimes.
Now 35C with 40% of humidity.
In Arequipa now, the city of eternal spring. Pretty much 22/12 here for the whole week, the lows are a bit cold bht much better than Cusco. Ica/Nazca definitely are my favorite climates that I have visited here
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I've taken this from Chicagogeorge in NH thread,this shows temperature anomalies from January 1 until now in Southern Hemisphere,central South America has the greatest area below average outside Antarctic.
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Models showing an strong high pressure(Block,similar to those in Alaska),sending mild air ,forcing the jet stream who usually only circle Antarctic in summer going up to the southern part of continent,possible snowfall in parts of Santa Cruz and Tierra del Fuego,with accumulations up to 10-15 cm possible,I would like that to happens in July,some very cold temperatures would be guaranteed.
For the third time this millennium, Melbourne Airport has recorded 600mm for the year! The other two years were 2010 and 2011, during an extreme La Nina event.
This was thanks to yesterday's severe thunderstorms, which dumped 63.4mm on Melbourne Airport. 50mm of this fell in just under an hour.
Melbourne also recorded its most humid week in history.
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