FREQUENCIES

Every climate has a sound. Temperature becomes pitch, precipitation becomes rhythm, humidity becomes resonance. Enter a city to hear its atmospheric frequency — then compare it with its twin.

HOW THE MAPPING WORKS

Each location's 12-month temperature profile becomes a 12-note melody. The highest temperature month plays the highest pitch; the coldest plays the lowest. The chromatic scale maps linearly between the location's own extremes.

Precipitation determines how long each note rings. Wetter months sustain longer — like a season that lingers. Drier months are clipped short.

Average humidity controls the reverb — how much each note bleeds into the next. A humid climate sounds lush and connected. An arid one sounds dry and precise.

Wind speed sets the volume of each note. Windier months are louder, calmer months are quieter. The result is a phrase that captures how a place feels across a full year — compressed into a few seconds of sound.