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How much has climate changed affected your city and what has it done (hotter temps, colder temps, more/less snow or rain, etc?)
less snow in winter (not that there was much to begin with), much warmer in april and september, slightly more precipitation and warmer summer nights are the obvious ones. the only months that have remained relatively unchanged are june and october.
If Ariete is watching how was that month in Helsinki/Turku?
That's pretty insane though for a sun angle below 47 degrees on Aug 7 to record a 28.7 daily mean Sounds like something normally only happening in desert/chinook North American places!
What's even more insane though is that even with that monster heat wave, the avg temps of the month landed at 24.5/15.4 = 20C, which is not an August record
Number of people who live in a place with -18 °C or lower as an average low in the coldest month: around 98,000,000
Average high below 16 °C in the warmest month: 1,200,000
Average high below -1 °C and average low below -11 °C in January, average high above 25 °C and average low above 11 °C in July: 181,000,000
Average high below 0 °C in the coldest month: 402,000,000
Note that the Longyearbyen, Hammerfest and Tromsø data is based on 1961-90, while at least the North American is 1981-2010. Longyearbyen July high would be ca 8.5C using the same time period.
If Ariete is watching how was that month in Helsinki/Turku?
That's pretty insane though for a sun angle below 47 degrees on Aug 7 to record a 28.7 daily mean Sounds like something normally only happening in desert/chinook North American places!
What's even more insane though is that even with that monster heat wave, the avg temps of the month landed at 24.5/15.4 = 20C, which is not an August record
In Helsinki the means were from 20.6C to 23.9C. Highest high was 31.2C.
I think so, it doesn't look like it could get any more Med than that inside Russia's current borders. During the Soviet era they probably had a few in Azerbaijan.
As the interior was boiling over Eureka recorded a max July high of 18.3 C! Not that uncommon for Eureka, it's just that 2012 wasn't an ordinary year...
I think so, it doesn't look like it could get any more Med than that inside Russia's current borders. During the Soviet era they probably had a few in Azerbaijan.
once they fully get crimea there could be a couple there
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Sounds like something normally only happening in desert/chinook North American places!
