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Torlen is a collection of islands in the [[Levantine Ocean]] belonging to [[Burgundie]]. The largest and most densely populated island, Gran Torlen, is 47.7 sq km (18.45 sq mi) and is home to [[New Torleans]]. Barcares; 16.7 sq km (6.4 sq mi), Piscea; 8.3 sq km (3.2 sq mi) and the Levantine Atoll Rim Islands 13.3 sq km (5.2 sq mi) collectively, make up the remainder of the island group.
Torlen is a collection of islands in the [[Levantine Ocean]] belonging to [[Burgundie]]. The largest and most densely populated island, Gran Torlen, is 47.7 sq km (18.45 sq mi) and is home to [[New Torleans]]. Barcares; 16.7 sq km (6.4 sq mi), Piscea; 8.3 sq km (3.2 sq mi) and the Levantine Atoll Rim Islands 13.3 sq km (5.2 sq mi) collectively, make up the remainder of the island group.
==Geography==
===Climate===
{{climate chart
|Jacksonville
|42.9|64.3|3.29
|46.1|67.4 |3.18
|50.6|74.3 |3.95
|56.4|79.8 |2.64
|63.9|85.9 |2.48
|70.7|89.9 |6.45
|73.2|91.9 |6.55
|73.4|90.8 |6.79
|70.5|87.2 |8.19
|61.5|80.9 |3.93
|51.3|73.2 |2.11
|45.8|67.5 |2.80
|units = imperial
|float = right
|clear = both
|source =<ref name= NOAA/>}}
Torlen has a {{wpl|humid subtropical climate]}}, with hot humid summers, and warm to mild and drier winters. Seasonal rainfall is concentrated in the warmest months from May through September, when brief but intense downpours with thunder and lightning are common, while the driest months are from November through April. Rainfall averages around {{convert|52|in|m}} a year.
Normal monthly mean temperatures range from {{convert|54.2|°F|1}} in January to {{convert|82.5|°F|1}} in July; high temperatures average {{convert|65.5|to|91.9|°F|°C}} throughout the year. Torlen usually averages only about 10 to 15 nights at or below freezing. Such cold weather is usually short-lived.
Torlen is impacted by tropical cyclones on average once a year, but major damage hasn't occurred since [[1994]]. Most common impacts are storm surge and rain-related flodding related to passing storms in low lying coastal areas.
{{Weather box
| location = [[New Torleans]], 1991−2020 normals,{{efn|Mean monthly maxima and minima (i.e. the expected highest and lowest temperature readings at any point during the year or given month) calculated based on data at said location from 1991 to 2020}} extremes 1871−present
| single line = Y
| collapsed = Y
| Jan record high F = 87
| Feb record high F = 89
| Mar record high F = 94
| Apr record high F = 95
| May record high F = 100
| Jun record high F = 103
| Jul record high F = 105
| Aug record high F = 102
| Sep record high F = 100
| Oct record high F = 96
| Nov record high F = 89
| Dec record high F = 85
| year record high F = 105
| Jan avg record high F = 80.4
| Feb avg record high F = 82.9
| Mar avg record high F = 86.4
| Apr avg record high F = 89.6
| May avg record high F = 94.1
| Jun avg record high F = 96.8
| Jul avg record high F = 97.4
| Aug avg record high F = 96.2
| Sep avg record high F = 93.4
| Oct avg record high F = 89.1
| Nov avg record high F = 84.6
| Dec avg record high F = 81.1
| year avg record high F = 98.4
| Jan high F = 65.5
| Feb high F = 68.9
| Mar high F = 74.3
| Apr high F = 79.8
| May high F = 85.9
| Jun high F = 89.9
| Jul high F = 91.9
| Aug high F = 90.7
| Sep high F = 87.1
| Oct high F = 80.8
| Nov high F = 73.1
| Dec high F = 67.5
| year high F = 79.7
| Jan mean F = 54.2
| Feb mean F = 57.5
| Mar mean F = 62.4
| Apr mean F = 68.1
| May mean F = 74.9
| Jun mean F = 80.3
| Jul mean F = 82.5
| Aug mean F = 82.1
| Sep mean F = 78.8
| Oct mean F = 71.2
| Nov mean F = 62.3
| Dec mean F = 56.7
| year mean F = 69.3
| Jan low F = 42.4
| Feb low F = 45.6
| Mar low F = 50.0
| Apr low F = 55.8
| May low F = 63.3
| Jun low F = 70.2
| Jul low F = 72.7
| Aug low F = 72.9
| Sep low F = 70.0
| Oct low F = 61.1
| Nov low F = 50.8
| Dec low F = 45.3
| year low F = 58.4
| Jan avg record low F = 25.3
| Feb avg record low F = 28.2
| Mar avg record low F = 32.6
| Apr avg record low F = 40.8
| May avg record low F = 50.7
| Jun avg record low F = 62.5
| Jul avg record low F = 68.2
| Aug avg record low F = 68.1
| Sep avg record low F = 60.5
| Oct avg record low F = 44.8
| Nov avg record low F = 33.1
| Dec avg record low F = 29.2
| year avg record low F = 23.5
| Jan record low F = 7
| Feb record low F = 10
| Mar record low F = 23
| Apr record low F = 31
| May record low F = 45
| Jun record low F = 47
| Jul record low F = 61
| Aug record low F = 63
| Sep record low F = 48
| Oct record low F = 33
| Nov record low F = 21
| Dec record low F = 11
| year record low F = 7
| precipitation colour = green
| Jan precipitation inch = 3.28
| Feb precipitation inch = 2.86
| Mar precipitation inch = 3.29
| Apr precipitation inch = 2.93
| May precipitation inch = 3.42
| Jun precipitation inch = 7.60
| Jul precipitation inch = 6.77
| Aug precipitation inch = 6.88
| Sep precipitation inch = 7.56
| Oct precipitation inch = 4.03
| Nov precipitation inch = 2.00
| Dec precipitation inch = 2.78
| year precipitation inch = 53.40
| unit precipitation days = 0.01 in
| Jan precipitation days = 7.7
| Feb precipitation days = 7.7
| Mar precipitation days = 8.0
| Apr precipitation days = 6.0
| May precipitation days = 7.0
| Jun precipitation days = 14.1
| Jul precipitation days = 13.6
| Aug precipitation days = 15.1
| Sep precipitation days = 12.4
| Oct precipitation days = 8.0
| Nov precipitation days = 6.6
| Dec precipitation days = 7.7
| year precipitation days = 113.9
| Jan humidity = 74.9
| Feb humidity = 72.2
| Mar humidity = 71.2
| Apr humidity = 69.5
| May humidity = 72.7
| Jun humidity = 76.8
| Jul humidity = 77.7
| Aug humidity = 80.3
| Sep humidity = 80.8
| Oct humidity = 78.6
| Nov humidity = 77.7
| Dec humidity = 76.7
| year humidity = 75.8
| Jan sun = 189.4
| Feb sun = 193.8
| Mar sun = 257.9
| Apr sun = 286.4
| May sun = 303.9
| Jun sun = 283.6
| Jul sun = 282.0
| Aug sun = 262.4
| Sep sun = 228.2
| Oct sun = 214.6
| Nov sun = 193.9
| Dec sun = 183.6
| year sun = 2879.7
| Jan percentsun = 59
| Feb percentsun = 62
| Mar percentsun = 69
| Apr percentsun = 74
| May percentsun = 72
| Jun percentsun = 67
| Jul percentsun = 65
| Aug percentsun = 64
| Sep percentsun = 62
| Oct percentsun = 61
| Nov percentsun = 61
| Dec percentsun = 58
| year percentsun = 65
}}
==See also==
==See also==
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Revision as of 22:50, 26 July 2023

Torlen
Province of Burgundie
Lithograph of Grand Levantx in 1896
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Flag

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Country  Burgundie
Founded 1589
Capital City New Torleans
Area
• Total 77.6996 km2 (30.0000 sq mi)
Population
• Total 184,540
• Density 2,400/km2 (6,200/sq mi)
Website www.burgundie.gov.ix/torlen

Torlen is a collection of islands in the Levantine Ocean belonging to Burgundie. The largest and most densely populated island, Gran Torlen, is 47.7 sq km (18.45 sq mi) and is home to New Torleans. Barcares; 16.7 sq km (6.4 sq mi), Piscea; 8.3 sq km (3.2 sq mi) and the Levantine Atoll Rim Islands 13.3 sq km (5.2 sq mi) collectively, make up the remainder of the island group.

Geography

Climate

Template:Climate chart

Torlen has a [[wp:humid subtropical climate]|humid subtropical climate]]], with hot humid summers, and warm to mild and drier winters. Seasonal rainfall is concentrated in the warmest months from May through September, when brief but intense downpours with thunder and lightning are common, while the driest months are from November through April. Rainfall averages around 52 inches (1.3 m) a year.

Normal monthly mean temperatures range from 54.2 °F (12.3 °C) in January to 82.5 °F (28.1 °C) in July; high temperatures average 65.5 to 91.9 °F (18.6 to 33.3 °C) throughout the year. Torlen usually averages only about 10 to 15 nights at or below freezing. Such cold weather is usually short-lived.

Torlen is impacted by tropical cyclones on average once a year, but major damage hasn't occurred since 1994. Most common impacts are storm surge and rain-related flodding related to passing storms in low lying coastal areas.

See also


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