Thread 215866207

Dfa for me.

>>215866207 (OP)
This map is old as fuck, balkans should be red

>>215866207 (OP)
what do you mean ?
im not a climate zone, im a person

>>215866207 (OP)
The red part.

>>215866361
Tropical monsoon, right?

>>215866207 (OP)
BSk, cold semi-arid climate.

Cfb... home...

>>215867104
Too bad you never see the sun more than like 2 total weeks of the year.,

>>215866207 (OP)
DFC subarctic

Dfb

>>215866207 (OP)
The map is slightly deceptive because Canada gets way colder winters than Eastern Europe despite being in the notionally same climate type.

>>215866663
Hello Phoenix.

>>215866207 (OP)
Light green, red, and aqua is the air conditioning belt. Outside those areas of the US you really won't need it.

>>215866207 (OP)
that must be why so many Scandis moved to Minnesota it was close to home

>>215866207 (OP)
Bullshit map. North Portugal and Galicia should be green.

The South sucks, please don't come here especially between May and September.

>>215868164
It's almost exactly like California.

>>215866207 (OP)
Cfb

>>215866207 (OP)
Come on you're not asking me to believe Austria has the same climate as the Canadian prairie provinces.

>>215868474
The blue is the Alps areas, the lowlands are Cfb.

>>215868513
>>215868295
Bruh how does that even make sense? I who live 2km away from the Atlantic coast get a med climate yet the austrian lowlands who are thousands of km’s away and blocked by the alps get oceanic climate.

>>215868513
>Whereas the higher elevated north/western edges of Vienna have a borderline oceanic (Köppen: Cfb) and humid continental climate (Köppen: Dfb), most parts of the urban core are warm enough for a humid subtropical (Köppen: Cfa) classification with dozens of days exceeding 30 °C (86 °F) and night temperatures not dropping below 20 °C (68 °F).

>>215866207 (OP)
Am, it rains like 300 days a year here

>>215866207 (OP)
DFC.

Kinda crazy that a lot of Americans live on African/super south Euro levels of latitude.

CSa Chads, what are we thinking?

>>215869616
Delicious Flat Chest?

>>215869703
No. Only big milkers here.

>>215869657
North America is colder due to the continental effect and all the warm Atlantic currents travel eastward towards Europe. Stockholm and Oslo are nearly at the same latitude as sparsely populated Northern Canada.

I'm not sure where this data is gotten from because Pennsylvania is mostly Dfa or Dfb with Cfa only occurring in urban Philadelphia and parts of the Susquehanna Valley.

>>215869900
Oslo is considered Dfb or Cfb.

>>215869657
A few Canadians live farther south than me.

dont know but im comfy now

>>215869944
in a Cfa climate you can grow tomatoes and peppers without starting them in a greenhouse first. you can't do that in the Northeast really anywhere.

>>215866207 (OP)
Its over...

>>215870099
Japan only gets real winters in the mountains and Hokkaido.

>>215867375
yeah but it can support similar kind of vegetation

>>215869657
*dumps billions of gallons of freezing cold water into the ocean and ends the gulf stream*
Hehe nothin personnel…..kid….

>>215866207 (OP)
The dark purple area

>>215866207 (OP)
>Maryland the same climate as fucking Louisiana
yeah, no

>>215866207 (OP)
Cfa, I've been told by a friend who lives in the US that the climate of Buenos Aires is pretty similar to the climate of Virginia.

Ocean invaded us

>>215870220
Please do. I already live in Lapland and I prefer winter.

>>215866207 (OP)
i'm in BWh

>>215870158
what is real winter

bsk for me

>>215870270
Maryland is mostly classified as Cfa as summers are hot and humid and the coastal plain has a long growing season, about eight months. Winters are pretty short but can definitely produce freezing weather whereas temps in Louisiana seldom get to freezing.

>>215870619
Meaning temps at or below freezing normally occur every winter.

>>215870504
I've been to Washington D.C. in July, trust me the heat and humidity are way worse than in the Northeast. It absolutely feels like the South.

>>215870315
Buenos Aires is considered Cfa like most of the Southern US.

>>215866892
im in savanna according to this map, i think in the morder with monsoon yeah

>>215870789
you mean the average temperature of the coldest month is below −3C?

>>215871338
Yes. In my area the average temperature in January is -1C.

>>215868474
climate =/= biome

>>215871376
>-1C
>real winter

>>215866207 (OP)
BWh

>>215870348
Comparable to the northern tier of the US like Maine and upstate New York.

>>215871493
>>215871403
see where it can still vary. The Sahara Desert is notionally BWh as well but most of it is like the surface of Mars and completely barren and absent of any vegeration.

Used to be DFB now DFA

>>215870348
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warsaw#Geography

Warsaw is somewhere between Cfb and Dfb and the growing season is about six months. Winters about comparable to the Northeastern US but summers noticeably cooler.

Cfa - Humid subtropical.

Pretty comfy, best quality air you can have.

>>215866207 (OP)
Creative data miner thread. Definitely post here anons

>>215871875
Hi BWh.

>>215866207 (OP)
We're in the 'no sun allowed' zone

>>215871947
LOL

Bsk cold semi-arid climate

>>215870530
You lot are fucking lucky, you probably get less sun than us but actually get cold and snow in the winter.

>>215872036
Almost entirely Cfb except for some of the Scottish Highlands.

>>215872140
Different areas get different amounts of sun though

>>215872130
>you probably get less sun than us
24h sun in the summer (though short season).
But winter is pretty much perpetual darkness.
It's only October and the sun already sets at 17:00 now. It will get short daylight hours until we reach the polar night in December/January with a solid month of darkness and then it goes in reverse.

>>215872130
Scotland can get cold winters.

According to this map af, but I don't think it rains as much as it should for it to he considered that here. That being said, I fucking miss the cold.

Hawaii, more varied than you thought because some areas including Honolulu are semi-desert while others are tropical monsoon and the mountains are Cfb like Western Europe.

>>215872063
Egypsy freak status: bodied

My region is half Dfb and half Dfc.

>>215872130
>you probably get less sun than us
That's an understatement.

>>215866207 (OP)
I like my climate like I like my girls; Dfc

>>215872692
We should talk.

>>215872737
I haven't thought that Scandis have sunnier weather than us.

>>215872063
Iraq was supposedly more like Cfa in antiquity and the Middle Ages until the Mongols wrecked all the irrigation and desertified the place.

please don't come here in May-September

>>215869657
>Rome is north of NYC

>>215873267
Only by one degree of latitude so big deal.

>>215866207 (OP)
Cfa

>>215873348
Yet completely different climates.

>>215873649
Like upstate New York.

>>215866207 (OP)
As close to Csa. It's not shown your map

>>215873267
gulf stream
gonna be fun when it collapses this century
hyperborean kino incoming

>>215873665
Italy is like SoCal.

>>215872737
How haven't the Irish all killed themselves?

California is predominately Mediterranean except the desert southeast.

>>215866207 (OP)
BWh
Although, which climate type would you guys prefer? I like Csb.

>>215874685
IDK, I've always lived in a Dfa region. Guess most of the West Coast is Csb.

>>215866207 (OP)
I'm in Cwa right now

Gem.

>>215875071
Outside the northern tier it's similar to much of the western US.

DFB

>>215875071
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_of_Spain#Desert_climate

Almiera, the driest town in Europe.

>>215875259
Somehow it still looks less gray and dark than here. Must be latitudes or something.

>>215875310
https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Tabernas_Desert#Cinema

>>215875470
that is accurate, the main populated parts of Canada are at about the same latitude as central Europe whereas eg. Moscow is 56N

Winter never visits here except occasionally in the Panhandle and it did pay a visit last January.

>>215875601
>Florida has experienced 12 major freezes. This includes four "impact" freezes, sufficiently severe to kill entire groves of citrus trees, resulting in a noticeable economic effect on citrus growers, prompting them to shift groves further southward. These impact freezes are indicated by asterisks in the following: Great Freeze of 1894-1895*, February 13–14, 1899, February 2–6, 1917, December 12–13, 1934, January 1940, December 12–13, 1957, December 12–13, 1962*, January 18–20, 1977, January 12–14, 1981, December 24–25, 1983*, January 20–22, 1985, and December 22–26, 1989*.[18]

Nonetheless only the south has a true tropical climate and the rest of the state can get freezes from time to time.

>>215875871
I didn't even know you had Internet or electricity, Cletus. Guess you must be some hotshot music producer in Nashville.

>>215875601
The summer air is like mosquito soup. You can drink it.

>>215875601

The thought actually scares me inside. I need a cool season to mentally reset.

>>215871875
Ahem. June 6, 1967.

>>215875470
The only habitable part of Russia is full of feral Chechens who will behead and skin you alive if you go there.

>>215866207 (OP)
Living in Dfb. Family is from BSk.

>>215877105
i suppose the Ukraine war will have served its purpose by reducing the Chechen male population by a third if they're all drafted and shot

>>215877540
Seems a bit of an asspull map because Cincinnati has a six month growing season and is really Dfa not Cfa.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cincinnati#Geography

>>215866207 (OP)
Dfb
But I think this map is wrong.
There's no way we in Western Siberia have the same climate as Romania.
Our winters are several times colder and harsher, and snow cover sets in as early as November.

>>215877645
Cincy summers feel more like Southern summers but the "real" South has a 7-9 month growing season and doesn't get regular freezing weather every winter, and most crops you can grow in the South won't grow in Southern Ohio.

>>215877645
how is "growing season" defined exactly?

>>215877105
This map is still wrong btw. It doesn't show mountain tundra in my region for example. And there is still large variety in the same "climate zone".

>>215878185
Daytime high of at least 50F, nighttime low not under 35F. You will see for example that Nashville (a true Southern city unlike Cincinnati) has a nine month growing season.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nashville%2C_Tennessee#Climate

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moscow#Climate

Growing season of six months but winters are frigid with three months where it is normally always below freezing..

>>215878003
stuff like melons will need a short season variety

>>215878590
This is mine.

>>215877645
it's considered a transitional zone between the two

>>215868513
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vienna#Geography

The growing season in Vienna is about 7 months.

>>215870538
What a miserable place to be except for a few weeks in January.

>>215880366
year round growing season

>>215880366
>Record high is 41°C
Lol that's less than the average summer day here. I thought San Francisco was scorchingly hot from all the movies I've seen making it look like Mexico but it's actually cooler than my cuntree. Crakkkas can't handle a bit of sun for nothing

>>215880411
Not quite. Stuff doesn't grow from November 20 to January 20 when daylight is under ten hours. Only at 31N or below do you actually get year-round growing seasons as daylight is always at least ten hours.

I live in one of the coldest cities in Mexico. Literally in the mountains between the forest.

>>215880510
We have you covered.

>>215873253
One little coating of snow causes the entire state to shut down in a panic.

>>215872140
North America doesn't really have Cfb anywhere but in some of the PNW especially British Columbia.

>>215870538
fucking malaria infested swamp

>>215866207 (OP)
Csc

Cfb also fuck "mesetarios"

Csa, San Fernando Valley

>>215880510
what movies did you see that portrayed SF as hot lol??

>>215881070
most of Ukraine has excellent soil but the Bsk area is virtually useless for farming

>>215885847
That area is salinized from the Black Sea which is why it's infertile soil.

>>215866207 (OP)
Csa/Bwh i guess

>>215885954
and here you go

ET

>>215886009
why are parts of the map cut off

>>215886032
I'm not Wikipedia, don't ask me.

>>215886009
tel Aviv is not csa. it's more humid than csa in California

>>215886009
tl;dr it's like California

>>215886044
sorry its just foreigners always butcher our map its fucking infuriating

>>215886059
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tel_Aviv#Geography

Listed as Csa here but does acknowledge the Southern US tier humidity.

>>215886089
the immediate California coast is humid but quickly gets less humid miles in even though it is still in the Mediterranean biome

>>215866207 (OP)
Cfb.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Bank#Climate

The West Bank is just more Csa zone.

>>215873998
gulf stream will never collapse

>>215866207 (OP)
Dfc.

>>215867104
>>215868396
>>215883926
>>215886148
>>215872036
Based Cfb bros

>>215886169
The west coasts of continents are always milder than the east coast.

>>215886230
It's kind of deceptive because it looks like you're in the same climate zone as Siberia and Canada yet the winters there get to -30 or -40C regularly while Scandinavia never approaches that. It would be more accurate when it comes to summer temperatures.

>>215886431
I live in a similar area to >>215870530
and we get a few weeks most winters with -30 to -40. But the average temp is around -17C. But yeah, we're nothing like Siberia. Thank fuck.

>>215886431
I know. The Dfa belt in the US extends to the Great Plains but the further inland you go the more continental it is so winters get progressively colder. Iowa and Nebraska are much colder than Pennsylvania despite similar summer weather.

>>215886576
Siberia averages the coldest temperatures in the Northern Hemisphere, even the actual North Pole isn't as cold because it's just water with no actual solid land so moderating the temperatures a bit.

>>215886645
Yeah I used to play CS with a dude from there. He used to post pics in our chat and it looked like some sort of climate disaster movie outside. Think it was like -55C one time and it was far from the coldest it gets.
Meanwhile it was like -15C where I live.

>>215886705
was Yakutsk, no? temperatures there are normally below freezing 6 months a year and below -17C for four months. daytime highs are typically below -30C in Dec-Jan. yet summers there can on occasion get very hot, even over 32C. the growing season there is also an average 5 months.

>>215886813
Yep, forgot the name. Must be one of the most insane climates (in a populated area). He even left his old diesel Mercedes running all night or it would not start until spring.

>>215886813
Yakutsk recorded a record low of -83C but that was back in the 19th century.

>>215887002
Russians do do that in Siberia, they leave vehicles running idled all winter or the fluids in them will gel.

>>215887081
the car battery also won't work when it's that cold

>>215886431
Poland is mostly Dfb yet the winters are about as cold as the Dfa parts of the Northeast. It does have milder summers though.

>>215867246
Yes, perfect. Fuck the sun.

>>215887081
>>215887162
Fucking hell. This is the coldest start I've ever cranked my car in and it would probably have been quicker to walk to work kek and it was "just" -36C back when I lived in Umeå.
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqGpUKGXt2Q