Cities that don't "suit" their climate
Posted 12-08-2018 at 02:24 AM by usuariodeldia
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Originally Posted by shirleyeve
Sydney and Melbourne: neither city seems to suit its sweltering hot, sometimes dry summers that approach 40 degrees celsius. They are so Victorian looking in some aspects that they'd better suit a climate more like London or New York. Paddington in Sydney looks like London, adapted for a Californian climate.
Melbourne would look exquisite covered in snow, but it isn't going to happen because of the warm climate. It's like a European city in a hot country.
In fact, a lot of Australian cities look like they should have colder winters. Even Sydney looks like it should have four distinct seasons with a cold summer. NYC is on a harbour too, just like Sydney, and it has freezing winters whereas Sydney's are only mild & sometimes cool.
Melbourne would look exquisite covered in snow, but it isn't going to happen because of the warm climate. It's like a European city in a hot country.
In fact, a lot of Australian cities look like they should have colder winters. Even Sydney looks like it should have four distinct seasons with a cold summer. NYC is on a harbour too, just like Sydney, and it has freezing winters whereas Sydney's are only mild & sometimes cool.
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