Weather in Cilacap and Salt Lake City

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Yearly weather

Calculations are based on the last 8 years of historical weather data.

Temperatures

• Cilacap experiences consistently warm temperatures throughout the year, with monthly maximums ranging from 26.5°C to 29.2°C, indicating a tropical climate.

• In stark contrast, Salt Lake City endures very cold winters with January averages as low as -4.6°C, gradually warming to more temperate highs of 33.5°C by July, showcasing a significant seasonal temperature variation.

Conditions

• Cilacap experiences significantly less sunshine compared to Salt Lake City, with an average of only 2.5 hours of sunlight per day throughout the year, while Salt Lake City enjoys an average of around 6.6 hours, peaking in the summer months.

• In terms of precipitation, Cilacap receives much higher levels, especially in the rainy season, with monthly averages often exceeding 10mm, whereas Salt Lake City maintains a drier climate with precipitation mostly below 3mm, particularly in June through August.

Astronomy

• In Cilacap, sunrise varies from 05:15 in November to 05:58 in July, while sunset ranges from 17:33 in May to 18:08 in January, leading to day lengths between 11 hours and 41 minutes in June to 12 hours and 33 minutes in December.

• In contrast, Salt Lake City experiences a later sunrise, peaking at 07:47 in January, and a much later sunset of 20:59 in June, resulting in significantly longer days of up to 15 hours and 3 minutes during that month, compared to the shorter day lengths in Cilacap.

• Overall, Cilacap's sunrise and sunset times remain relatively consistent year-round, while Salt Lake City's times reflect more drastic seasonal shifts, indicating that Cilacap enjoys a more stable day length compared to the pronounced seasonal variations of Salt Lake City.