Rate the Climate: Sydney, Australia (hottest, temp, days, precipitation)

[ColdCanadian]

I'd also give it a "B"

Changes to averages that would make Sydney reach A

winters up 5 C
spring/autumn up 3-4 C
and summer up 2-3 C
sunshine to at least 3000 hrs

[dunno what to put here]

E, because the climate is too "predictable", not enough variation, no snow for starts, what's a winter without snow!?

[ilovemycomputer90]

Originally Posted by ColdCanadian

I'd also give it a "B"

Wow, we actually agree on the grade, but probably for different reasons.

[ChesterNZ]

It gets an A- from me. Very nice, mild climate. It seems the only people who outright dislike it are those who need four distinct seasons.

[Lamplight]

I gave it a B, though I'd prefer a little cooler summer temperatures.

[Weatherfan2]

B. I could fancy this, needs a few more thunderstorms and higher avg max. in teh summer.

[ColdCanadian]

Another way for Sydney to reach A:

Eliminate diurnal range; keep the highs but the lows are the highs!

[nei]

Originally Posted by ChesterNZ

It gets an A- from me. Very nice, mild climate. It seems the only people who outright dislike it are those who need four distinct seasons.

Or who prefer to live in a steambath.

[bigdaz]

Mid September- mid April, I'd give it an A, the rest of the year is too cold for me.

[LurkerOfFate]

Yup, just wonder what people think of my local climate. I actually don't think anyone's posted one of these before for Australia so this might be interesting...


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