Difference between revisions of "Earth Science 7-St.Petersburg, Russia"
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Since my city is so close to the sea, the climate is cooler in the winters. Also, its latitude/longitude make it so that the city is in a cool spot. St.Petersburg sometimes had sever winds which also make it cooler. | Since my city is so close to the sea, the climate is cooler in the winters. Also, its latitude/longitude make it so that the city is in a cool spot. St.Petersburg sometimes had sever winds which also make it cooler. | ||
Revision as of 15:47, 23 November 2010
St.Petersburg, Russia--User:Lauren Amaris Smith 4 October 2010 (CDT)
Basics
Latitude: 59° 55' North Longitude: 30° 25' East [1]
Average Temperatures
January avg. 22 Max:27 Min:17
Febuary avg.19 Max:26 Min:11
March avg:27 Max:35 MIn:19
April avg:41 Max:50 Min: 32
May avg:49 Max:58 Min:38
June avg:61 Max:70 Min:49
July avg:64 Max:74 Min:54
August avg:61 Max:70 Min:50
September avg:51 Max:59 Min:42
October avg:42 Max:48 Min:36
November avg:30 Max:34 Min:24
December avg:22 Max:27 Min:15 [2]
Bodies of water near St.Petersburg, Russia
Neva river Baltic Sea
Elevation
highest elevation is 42 meters above sea level
Temperature
Winter: 18 degrees farenheit
Summer: 64 degrees farenheit
==Classification==
St.Petersburg, Russia,is classified as dfc (cool continental climate/subarctic climate)
Since my city is so close to the sea, the climate is cooler in the winters. Also, its latitude/longitude make it so that the city is in a cool spot. St.Petersburg sometimes had sever winds which also make it cooler.
