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DC is slightly like Canberra because its planned but i think something on the west coast would be the most Australian. not sure which though because ive never been to Australia
Sports-crazy and sprawled-out Melbourne? I've never been so I can't judge the comparison beyond that, but those are two things I know.
Downtown Melbourne has trolleys, ornate buildings alongside new ones, lots of foot traffic, eclecctic(or eccentric-LOL) people, diversity, nice urbane public spaces and proximity to water.
Melbourne has a lot of cloudy weather.
It's coldest month averages 57 F in the day, 45 F at night.
It's warmest month is 77 F, a full 20 F warmer than winter.
Melbourne summers are very unstable (SAB's posts on the weather forum) with several highs past 100 F and several highs under 65 F are common in a normal summer.
San Diego is supposed to have a lot of sunshine.
It's coldest month is 65 F in the day, 48 F at night.
It's warmest month is also 77 F, but this is only a difference of 12 degrees F.
San Diego's summer weather is supposed to be pretty stable; I hear they hardly ever hit or pass 90 F. Given the average, one could assume that a summertime high of 65 F or lower would be impossible in San Diego. Also it rain is practically impossible in a San Diego summer.
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