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I give my vote to Rozenntown, despite disgusting precipitation totals. I assume though that it just comes in brief downpours, so that makes it better anyway.
The summers of Neipolis do look very nice, indeed, and looking at the charts again, I see I at first read the record low line as the average low line for the summers of Rozenntown. They all of a sudden don't look quite as pleasant to me with those hot nights. Loose 5 to 10 degrees and it would look much better.
Both are too warm for me, especially in summer, but Rozenn at least has four seasons and a winter, even if the winter is too warm. Nights in your climate seem to run quite warm with the exception of winter, with the high summer record low. Winter record highs in both climates are also something I'd rather not deal with (70's in February are awful). Rozenn's climate also has less sunshine, something I prefer. With the heavy winter precipitation, I imagine there's some significant snowfall averages. Do you have any data on how much snow your climate averages? Rozenntown to me is actually reminiscent of Chicago's climate. Chicago has similarly warm nights and lower daily range in summertime, like yours, although it's hardly an exact match.
Rozenn, I imagine to yield results like nei or dhdh you need to zoom in (CTRL plus + on IE and Firefox at least), or possibly decrease the width using <div> tags, such as this:
<div style="width:##%">
[your weatherbox]
</div>
I really like looking and picking these dream climates. Keep them coming.
Neipolis is very nice but the summers seem a bit too hot for someone who doesn't like to use A/C.
Some notes about the summers of Neipolis:
1) I set the summers are as hot as it can be without A/C becoming a necessity; in particular that's part of the reason for the cool mornings (though I do like have slightly coolish summer mornings). Or at as it hot it would be that I wouldn't want A/C. Perhaps my heat tolerance is higher than most, but the daily mean of the hottest month (72°F) should be low enough A/C might be nice to have but usually not necessary. Might depend on the building type, but a well-ventalited building should hover around 75 ish.
2) Most summer days tend to dry and sunny with a large diurnal range. (I remember a 88/60 dry ish day in upstate NY that I kept in my mind as a perfect weather day; similar days are very common here). Dewpoints are typically in the mid to upper 50s, though drier is possible and occasional bouts of humidity with dewpoints up to 70°F occur. These humid spells tend to bring rain or some cloudiness. The humid spells tend to bring cooler weather than the typical dry day; at most in the upper 70s, often less.
3) The summer precipitation is low for the sake of making lower dew points more common in the summer (to be realistic)
4) While heat haters would probably not enjoy the summers, most would the summers somewhat hot but not overwhelmingly so. Neipolis summers are not known for being mild, but neither are they known for being brutal
5) And if you don't like the summer heat, there's a long shoulder season with comfortable weather. Locals say fall is the nicest time of year. Spring is good, too, but it can be slow to arrive and a bit rainy.
And the winters:
Winters are wet and rain is frequent. But long stretches of drizzle are rare. Somewhere between 15-20 days per month get rain in the winter months. But usually it will rain somewhat hard for several hours, then switch back and forth between mostly and partly cloudy. Of course, there will be some stormy days where will rain hard all day. Typically, a few frosts will occur in the winter typically between early January and mid February. A typical winter landscape will be lush and very green with a mostly cloudy sky with patches of blue and the sky cover tends to be very changeable.
To get the box I edited a wiki page without saving the changes, just used the preview button. Some wiki pages are uneditable, others are, you'll have to poke around. Then took a screenshot of the preview.
I don't have snow data; but the Neipolis weather service doesn't record snow.
Would choose nei's climate. How are you creating that wikipedia style data chart?
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