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Hong Kong. Summers are over the top, especially lows, but winters are at least col and cloudy. I was tempted with Nairobi, but I would long for hot temps. Brasilia was another option.
Mogadishu is very close to climatic heaven for me, a true A+ climate with its tropical temps, low rainfall and high sunshine. Being so close to the equator, it is also not prone to tropical cyclones. It gets my vote.
All of them except La Paz (too cool year round) work for me.
If it's too hot I will go to the beach or take another shower, no big deal (heating cost is more expensive than a/c in Toronto), save some $ on heating cost and snow/deep freeze related work/costs and enjoy lots of outdoor activities during the days or evenings.
Last edited by Snowbird100; 01-22-2013 at 08:56 AM..
It's a toss-up between Brasilia and Nairobi for me. I think I'll pick Brasilia -- a little less sun and 50% more rain, but significantly warmer nights. Winter in Brasilia is to die for.
Weird how Nairobi is so gloomy during the driest months of the year...
I was did appointed with the selection. only 2 of the cities ever got nice and hot. foretuently for me my perfect temperture and rainfall pattern I found in Veracruz mexico
I was did appointed with the selection. only 2 of the cities ever got nice and hot. foretuently for me my perfect temperture and rainfall pattern I found in Veracruz mexico
I so agree. Bangkok, Mogadishu and Veracruz were my top choices, but I didn't choose Mogadishu because it is SO dry!
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