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Marseille. The summer dryness is a little discouraging but at least it's warm. Akureyri is just too cold in summer although winters are very mild considering its latitude.
Marseille's summers are hell! And there is no winter there. Too hot year round.
Akureyri has mild temperatures year round, I like that. It's a bit too cloudy, though (I like sunshine hours to be around 2000/2200), but I don't really care for that, as long as it has comfortable temperatures. Precipitation days are good (Marseille has too few), but they are light. Still, I'd be comfortable with those temperatures, so I don't mind the other things. AKUREYRI!
And am I imagining things or was there a duplicate of this thread posted several days prior to this one? I swear I opened a thread with the exact same climate battle and wording in the original post one day, and then several days later this one was posted.
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