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D. Too wet and too humid. Those average lows are about 10F too high.
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Originally Posted by Candle
Solid D. Not too hot and it has a good precipitation pattern with good totals. It seems pretty pleasant actually.
Maybe it's just me but if I thought the climate was pleasant, not too hot and with a good precipitation pattern, I would rate it higher than a "solid D".
A "D" climate, for me, is almost intolerable but perhaps with a one or two features saving it from being a complete failure.
D-, holiday climate only, preferably in the dry season - not for long term habitation.
Humidity is high year round, and so are minimum temps - no thanks.
D-, holiday climate only, preferably in the dry season - not for long term habitation.
When I hear how climates are suitable for holidays, I just smile with amusement. It's my impulse to seek out climates that I like year-round, and holidays aren't in my mind - if it's a great climate I should enjoy spending holidays there. Of course, I'm sure you also seek out permanent climates as well, and I'm a little guilty of the holiday thing myself with some polar climates.
As for the climate itself, it is far too hot and too humid, and there is no variation. A straight-up F- grade.
This one gets an F from me, far too hot, and utterly mind-numbingly boring - I'd go nutters after a few months of that sameness.
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