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Annual Climate Data for Global Cities
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Provides an overview of weather conditions in cities around the world, covering a 12-month period. It includes average temperatures in both Celsius and Fahrenheit. This data is a valuable resource for analysing temperature trends, developing predictive weather models, and evaluating climate policies. It enables users to gain insights into the relationship between climate and the environment to inform mitigation and adaptation strategies.
Columns
- Country: The country where the city is located.
- City: The name of the city.
- Jan: The average temperature for January, with Celsius in parenthesis.
- Feb: The average temperature for February, with Celsius in parenthesis.
- Mar: The average temperature for March, with Celsius in parenthesis.
- Apr: The average temperature for April, with Celsius in parenthesis.
- May: The average temperature for May, with Celsius in parenthesis.
- Jun: The average temperature for June, with Celsius in parenthesis.
- Jul: The average temperature for July, with Celsius in parenthesis.
- Aug: The average temperature for August, with Celsius in parenthesis.
- Sep: The average temperature for September, with Celsius in parenthesis.
- Oct: The average temperature for October, with Celsius in parenthesis.
- Nov: The average temperature for November, with Celsius in parenthesis.
- Dec: The average temperature for December, with Celsius in parenthesis.
- Year: The average yearly temperature.
- Ref.: A reference identifier.
Distribution
- Format: CSV
- Size: 94.3 kB
- Structure: Tabular data with 465 rows and 16 columns.
Usage
- Analysing global and regional temperature trends over a 12-month cycle.
- Developing and testing predictive models for weather forecasting.
- Researching the impact of climate change on urban areas worldwide.
- Evaluating the effectiveness of climate policies and adaptation strategies.
Coverage
The data covers 461 unique cities across 174 countries. It provides a global geographic scope, with data available for a full 12-month period. There is no specific demographic scope mentioned.
License
CC0: Public Domain
Who Can Use It
- Researchers and Climate Scientists: To study global temperature patterns and the effects of climate change.
- Meteorologists: To analyse historical weather data for forecasting purposes.
- Policy Makers: To inform decisions on climate change mitigation and adaptation strategies.
Dataset Name Suggestions
- Global City Temperatures: A 12-Month Climate Overview
- Worldwide Urban Average Monthly Temperatures
- Annual Climate Data for Global Cities
- City-Level Temperature Averages (Celsius & Fahrenheit)
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Original Data Source: Annual Climate Data for Global Cities
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