Climate battle - Moscow vs. Stockholm (warm, average, days, city)

[Max96]

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[ksolina]

They are actually pretty similar. I choose Moscow because it's wetter and has longer and warmer summers.

[bartonfly]

Both are cold and boring for me.

[Joe90]

Moscow for me. A longer, warmer summer, offsets the small sunshine lead Stockholm has.

[hforce67]

Moscow stinks, what evil dreadful cold hellish winters.

Stockholm is just subarctic, no real summers and desperately cold all year. So I vote neither!

[RWood]

Stockholm.

[wavehunter007]

Tough choice - both are pretty poor:

Moscow has very cold temps in the 3 winter months (no highs even average above freezing)...but at least there is some semblance of summer with 3 months that have highs above 70 F. Stockholm has a bit warmer winter days (but still below freezing) and only one month that just cracks 70 F (July at 72 F).

I would say Moscow.

[ohio_peasant]

Well, I'm traveling in Stockholm right now, and it's quite warm, sunny and pleasant overall.

[eastyork]

Originally Posted by Joe90

Moscow for me. A longer, warmer summer, offsets the small sunshine lead Stockholm has.

I chose Stockholm but you're right about Moscow having a longer, warmer summer.

Infact Moscow is currently enjoying a nice stretch of above normal temps,
high today in Moscow was 28c / 83F

[patrix542]

Stockholm... and i love how dry the city is