The yearly mean temperature of Kyōto is about 59 °F (15 °C); the highest monthly mean, 80 °F (27 °C), is in August, and the lowest, 38 °F (3 °C), is in January.
a Yearly mean temperature in warm, temperate and cool climates are 15 25°C, 10 15°C and 0 5°C, respectively.
Meteorological (rainfall for yearly mean, temperature and humidity for monthly mean) and socio-demographic (yearly mean) datasets were displayed with suicide rates in the table as above.
The yearly mean temperature is ∼17.5 °C; the warmest month of the year is August, with means of ∼25 °C, and the coldest month is January, with means of 10 °C.
Contrarily to the assumption discussed in the hypothesis chapter, all significant statistical regressions, only associated to mean temperatures in MAM, were negatively related to yearly yields.
This comprises linear regressions of yearly yields on the yearly precipitation sum in JJA, yearly yields on the yearly CWB in JJA and a multiple linear regression of yearly yields on the yearly CWB in JJA and mean temperature in MAM.
Fig. 4 Yearly changes of regression coefficients, lags, mean OBP, and mean temperature forthe six OBTMs.
Figure 2 shows the yearly average estimated number of attributable deaths associated with each daily mean temperature value with RR > 1; the numbers for each distribution sum to the average total estimated number of attributable deaths.
BIO1 - annual mean temperature; BIO8 - mean temperature of wettest quarter; BIO13 - precipitation of wettest month; BIO16 - precipitation of wettest quarter; VapPres - yearly averages for vapour pressure (in hPa); SunpIII - % of maximum sunlight hours in March; SunpVII - % of maximum sunlight hours in July.
The July mean temperature is 83 °F (28 °C).
