Or find the address of annual temperature ?????

[shifter]

Hello everyone,

I would like to know where to find the annual temperature readings of his place of residence, 2012,2011,2010.

I need it to define a heating strategy.

Thanks Nicolas

[dedeleco]

From one year to the next it is very variable and therefore it is enough to have the climatic class of the corner and its altitude and the situation in valley or at the top of a hill or mountain very different, 2 to 3 ° C differences at the same altitude, especially in terms of winds.

It is good to ask the neighbors what they experienced, who marked them, the amount of snow sometimes, duration, etc .;

In my opinion at 0m altitude, similar to the Paris region, min -15 ° C -18 ° C shortly, at night, but 1 ° C less per 100m more.
This winter, there must have been -13 ° to -15 ° C for more than a week at night, since it was -6 ° C in Aix en Provence, -9 ° C in Lyon -13 ° C north of Beaune, with a very very strong north wind, on the A6 and A7.
http://bourgogne.france3.fr/info/sud-bo ... 12501.html

http://www.meteo-mc.fr/climat-Loire.html

http://www.meteo-mc.fr/climat-mc.php?ty ... nijanvier2

Minimum temperatures should not be confused with the cold record

http://www.linternaute.com/ville/ville/ ... enne.shtml

The records show that the earth is warming.

http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint-%C3%89tienne

http://www.meteo-nantes.net/climat.html

For the rare min take -18 ° C minus -10 ° C if at 1000m with a ladle.

Except in 1956, in Paris more than 15 days at -15 ° C, day and night, coming directly from Siberia, even in Bordeaux !!
The Seine frozen like ice floes with huge blocks of ice.
But it never happened again.

etc ...

[antoinet111]

or how not to answer a simple question.

I'm going to ask a colleague.

but if not, Météo France could provide them to you I think.

what is your type of heating? an external probe does its job well coupled.

[Christophe]

You are actually looking for DJUs more than temperature readings I think ...

Normally DJU databases are chargeable but you can find some info here or there, see this topic: https://www.econologie.com/forums/dju-france ... t7411.html do some research on google ... this topic is already a few months old, maybe we can now find them in free access ...

For Belgium, the DJUs are available here for free: http://www.gaznaturel.be/consommateurs/ ... gres-jours

[dedeleco]

That was a simple answer:

In my opinion at 0m altitude, similar to the Paris region, min -15 ° C -18 ° C shortly, at night, but 1 ° C less per 100m more.
This winter, there must have been -13 ° to -15 ° C for more than a week at night, since it was -6 ° C in Aix en Provence, -9 ° C in Lyon -13 ° C north of Beaune, with a very very strong north wind, on the A6 and A7.

and you need a backup heating strategy that heats the house above 18 ° C with a week outside at -18 ° C at night and -5 ° C during the day, however quite rare !!!

In 1956, with -15 ° C, day and night, Siberian nearly 3 weeks, it was not hot inside, with the messy insulation of the 50s (almost nothing), and the windows were full of ice inside , concrete and simple memory when I was a kid.

Since the earth heats up very strongly, to the point that a lot of fruits are a month ahead like raspberries !!