<p>What tools or resources are available (free) on the web to determine the probability of a given point on the earth to be at or above (or below) a specific temperature on a specific date.</p>

<p><strong>Some [extreme] examples:</strong></p>

<p><em>At the South Pole, the probability of it being > 90-F on June 1 approaches 0% (I'm guessing).</em></p>

<p><em>Conversely, the probability of it being &lt; 32-F on the equator (at or near sea level) on Dec 1 approaches 0%, as well.</em></p>

<p>Another way to phrase what I'm looking for:  <strong>On what date in the calendar year does the probability of the air temperature being above (or below) <em>X</em> approach 0% for a given location/city?</strong>  </p>

<p>So, say, for Washington, D.C.-- after (or before) what date in the year is it virtually impossible for the temperature to be above, say... 80-F?</p>

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Resources to determine temperature probability for a given location on a given date
PattMauler
# Resources to determine temperature probability for a given location on a given date

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-10-13)

What tools or resources are available (free) on the web to determine the probability of a given point on the earth to be at or above (or below) a specific temperature on a specific date.

**Some [extreme] examples:**

*At the South Pole, the probability of it being > 90-F on June 1 approaches 0% (I'm guessing).*

*Conversely, the probability of it being < 32-F on the equator (at or near sea level) on Dec 1 approaches 0%, as well.*

Another way to phrase what I'm looking for: **On what date in the calendar year does the probability of the air temperature being above (or below) *X* approach 0% for a given location/city?**

So, say, for Washington, D.C.-- after (or before) what date in the year is it virtually impossible for the temperature to be above, say... 80-F?

**Tags:** meteorology, climate, temperature, open-data


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