Colourful climate graphs for thousands of locations around the world depicting average temperatures, precipitation, wet days, sunlight hours, daylenth, sun altitude at solar noon, windspeed and relative humidity.
Each locations climate is categorized using the Köppen Climate Classification. Monthly average temperature and preiciptation data is used to generate a 2 or 3 letter classification. The first letter places a climate in one of 5 major groups. These are A (tropical), B (arid), C (temperate), D (continental), and E (polar). The second letter indicates the preciptiation subgroup and the third letter the temperature subgroup.
Each climate guide has a map page dsplaying a topographic map of the location. Analyzing the map can help better undertand the climate. Altitude bands are tighter on steeper slopes wheras flatter terrain has bands spread out. Land use such as urban areas, forest and bodies of water like lakes, reservoirs and the ocean can effect the climate.