Weather Distribution Explorer

Averages tell you the center; distributions tell you the shape. A month with a mean temperature of 5°C could be consistently mild or could be swinging between -10°C and 20°C — the distribution is what separates those stories.

Monthly Distributions

Temperature

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Degree Days

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Precipitation & Snow

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Snow depth (cm)

Winter months shaded (Dec-Mar)

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Ocean

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Inland Water

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Atmospheric

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Inter-Event Gaps

These panels shift from variable distributions to event spacing: the number of days from one qualifying event to the next for rain, snow, frost, heat, fog, gusts, and cloud cover.

Precipitation Gaps

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Inter-Storm Gap (days)

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Inter-Snow Gap (days)

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Inter-Rain Gap (days)

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Temperature Gaps

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Inter-Frost Gap (days)

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Inter-Heat Gap (days)

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Inter-Warming Gap (days)

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Atmospheric Gaps

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Inter-Fog Gap (days)

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Inter-Gust Gap (days)

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Inter-Cloud Gap (days)

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Extreme Event Frequency

How many days per month exceed a given intensity threshold? Higher counts signal more active storm months.

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Extreme Rain Days (count/month)

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Extreme Snow Days (count/month)

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Extreme Precipitation Days (count/month)

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