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It should be a rule that no one can vote for their own dream climate, otherwise I'd obviously vote for Luxania Among the others, I'd pick Coltingbury. Though I strongly dislike it cool winters, with cold record lows, it's very sunny and warms up quickly. It's probably the climate which stays hot for the longest period, out of those listed. Summer looks fun with hot temps and, I presume, many storms.
The worst would be Benland, being so dreary with feeble summers (once again no offense Ben!) Even Blackford looks nicer with snow in winter and more sun throughout the year, though temps are horrible
Luxania---precip good, plenty of sunshine, tempertures too hot
Neipolis---mediteranean-like, I like the coolish summer lows, not bad
Blackford City Centre---winter nice and cool, summer abit too cool, nice
Coltingbury---way too hot summer, I don't like this climate
New Surrey---very southern Californian/mediteranean climate, I like it but could be boring
Benland---nice cool winter but sunshine hrs too low, summer nice and cool (no A/C needed)
Rozenntown---like the winter, summers alittle too hot, precip too high 56"
New Cle Flum?---all around nice, looks to be nice and dry, hard to read chart
Sophieland---looks like a sunnier Mar Del PLata I like it, I could live there, no problem
I don't like Luxania, would not want to live there
I don't like Coltingbury either
Rozenntown is better, not crazy about it
Neipolis and New Surrey are very good mediteranean climates
bump up the sunshine hours and Benland would be my favorite of bunch
I'll go with New Surrey, nice year round climate
Other than Blackford, New Cle Elum is great; would rate it an A.
Benland is another good one, would rate that an A-
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Among the others, I'd pick Coltingbury. Though I strongly dislike it cool winters, with cold record lows, it's very sunny and warms up quickly. It's probably the climate which stays hot for the longest period, out of those listed. Summer looks fun with hot temps and, I presume, many storms.
