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Youtubia Part 3 - Provincial capital climate booklets

Hello and welcome to part 3 of the Youtubia series. As an extension to part 2 of the Youtubia series, which describes the continent's 16 provinces and their capital cities, I am pleased to announce that I have now released three electronic booklets for climate data for each of the capital cities on the Youtubia continent for digital download. 

So what are the three types of electronic booklet?

The three variations of the Youtubia climate data booklet are as follows:

  • The climate data table booklet provides a full, detailed overview of climate patterns in each of the 17 provincial capitals, including record high and low temperatures, with both metric and imperial units used for temperatures and rainfall. 
  • The graph version booklet (in metric) provides a simple, visual graph overview of temperature and rainfall, as well as total precipitation figures for each of the provincial capitals, using European units such as degrees Celsius for temperature and millimetres for rainfall.
  • The graph version booklet (in imperial) provides a simple, visual graph overview of temperature and rainfall, as total precipitation figures for each of the provincial capitals as well using American units such as degrees Fahrenheit for temperature and inches for rainfall.

The first version of this booklet contains a hand-drawn map of the provincial capital locations, however this post will be updated over time to include the locations on a digital map. I also plan on releasing some more climate booklets for other cities in the 16 provinces in the future, once I start posting about them on this blog, so stay tuned in this space. 

If you have any queries about the design of these booklets, or you want to give some general feedback, do let me know.

All the best,

Jakub

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