Rate the Climate: 43° from the equator edition (snow, temperature, places)

[deneb78]

Originally Posted by chicagogeorge

I'd prefer 43N in somewhere in South Dakota over any of the choices given. Would be much hotter in the summer and much colder in the winter

What about Changchun?

[chicagogeorge]

Never heard of it... Now that I took a look at their climate, summers are weak, but winters are pretty powerful.

Changchun - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[deneb78]

Urumqi is another Chinese city at 43N that has a bit warmer summers

[B87]

Bishkek has cold winters and hot summers.

Bishkek - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[tärnajokk]

I think I have to go with Vladivostok (although it's akwardly dry in winter) since Toronto's climate features just too much winter rain and too hot summers.

[micC]

Toronto, Nice, Vladivostok, Christchurch

[RWood]

Originally Posted by micC

Toronto, Nice, Vladivostok, Christchurch

Nice by far, most importantly for me because of its high sunshine.

[Full Overcast]

In order:

Nice




Toronto
Christchurch
Vladivostok

[zeppelin171]

1: Nice (B+)
2: Christchurch (B-)
3: Toronto (B-)
4: Vladivostok (D)

[Siberian High]

Vladivostok. Nice cold winters, and even though they are dry and not very snowy, they're superior to Toronto's because they have a long-lasting snowpack.

Originally Posted by B87

Bishkek has cold winters and hot summers.

Bishkek - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Bishkek winters are not that cold.