OT: Climates American Vs. Germany
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- Subject: OT: Climates American Vs. Germany
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- Date: Wed, 7 Oct 1998 21:22:54 -0400
From: "william b. cook" <billc@atlantic.net>
> Max. temperature 34C (93F), minimum about -10C (14F), usually no snow.
> When it gets this cold here, it is considered "arctic"!
> Rain 695mm (about 27") per annum. This year, though, has been unnormally
> cold and wet as it has rained almost every day since April!!! I have not
> had to water the garden at all!
Marja,
Your climate sounds like it may be similar to that of coastal
Washington and Oregon, with you being a little colder in winter. You are
drier than the area I mentioned by quite a bit.
I have been in Florida slightly over one year, and am trying to grow
several types of Irises, with Louisianas and some beardless species looking
the most promising. Four Siberians appear to be fine so far.
In the one year I have been here, the temperatures have ranged from -4
C up to 42 C, with the 42 C being a new record during a record hot summer.
Mark A. Cook
billc@atlantic.net
Dunnellon, Florida. [Low 21 C, High 36 C]
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