Scorching days, sharp cool nights, and almost nothing falling from the sky. That was Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; the most common wrong guess was 800 km away. A new mystery city is live for September 30 — come play today's puzzle:
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@weatherdle.orgScorching days, sharp cool nights, and almost nothing falling from the sky. That was Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; the most common wrong guess was 800 km away. A new mystery city is live for September 30 — come play today's puzzle:
@weatherdle.orgThe highs stay within a narrow band this week. Compare the lows next: a steady top line does not describe the whole picture. Come play September 29's Weatherdle.
@weatherdle.orgHot, dry summers and mild wet winters — classic Mediterranean warmth. That was Madrid, Spain. A new mystery city is live for September 29 — come play today's puzzle:
@weatherdle.orgLast week on Weatherdle: 726 games, 75% solved their city, 4 guesses on average. Players in 38 countries. Tuesday was the busiest day — 131 games.
@weatherdle.orgYesterday's Weatherdle was Key West, United States. The tell: days and nights nearly the same + nights that never cooled off — from a city in the tropical savanna belt. A new mystery city is live for September 28 — come play today's puzzle:
@weatherdle.org0 of these seven days recorded no precipitation. That is one clue; the temperatures add another layer. Come play September 27's Weatherdle.
@weatherdle.orgThe week in mystery cities, Perth to Nuuk — all seven on the card. 723 games, 76% solved. A new city is live for September 27.
@weatherdle.orgNo real summer at all — tundra cold with a brief, cool thaw. That was Nuuk, Greenland. A new mystery city is live for September 27 — come play today's puzzle:
@weatherdle.orgLook at day 1: about 73% of the week's rain landed there. The order tells you more than the total alone. Come play September 26's Weatherdle.
@weatherdle.orgYear-round heat split into a wet season and a bone-dry one. That was Caracas, Venezuela; the most common wrong guess was 2,200 km away. A new mystery city is live for September 26 — come play today's puzzle:
@weatherdle.orgCompare the highs with the lows: their biggest daily gap is on day 1. A daytime temperature is only half the clue. Come play September 25's Weatherdle.
@weatherdle.orgYesterday's Weatherdle was Yerevan, Armenia. The tell: a steady 61° to 91° week — from a city in cold steppe country. A new mystery city is live for September 25 — come play today's puzzle:
@weatherdle.orgWeatherdle just aired its 150th daily puzzle. 18,709 games played since launch. Thanks for playing.
@weatherdle.orgHow the world did on yesterday's Weatherdle (Dubrovnik, Croatia): 52% solved it, 4.7 average guesses. Closest miss: 37 mi. A new city is live for September 24 — come play today's puzzle:
@weatherdle.orgThere is no big swing in the daily highs. That makes the other rows worth a closer look; quiet weather still carries clues. Come play September 23's Weatherdle.
@weatherdle.orgSteppe heat — long dry spells broken by brief, hard rain. That was Marrakech, Morocco. A new mystery city is live for September 23 — come play today's puzzle:
@weatherdle.orgThe last day's high is lower than the first. Compare the days in between before trusting an average. Come play September 22's Weatherdle.
@weatherdle.orgWarm monsoon summers and bone-dry, freezing winters. That was Harbin, China; the most common wrong guess was 1,600 km away. A new mystery city is live for September 22 — come play today's puzzle:
@weatherdle.orgLast week on Weatherdle: 768 games, 70% solved their city, 4 guesses on average. Players in 38 countries. Tuesday was the busiest day — 134 games.
@weatherdle.orgYesterday's Weatherdle was Perth, Australia. The tell: a steady 54° to 84° week — from a city with Mediterranean summers. A new mystery city is live for September 21 — come play today's puzzle:
