Climate battle: London vs Paris

[kronan123]

Originally Posted by B87

The difference between January and July is the same. If London is only slightly warmer than Paris in winter, then Paris is only slightly warmer than London in July (19c average, not 18).

still 1.5C warmer on average. to put it into perspective, london's july average is as close to gothenburgs as it is to paris.

[Maxwell Senf]

I'll take Paris definitely. Now, Paris or Seattle?

[irlinit]

Paris over Seattle.. doesn't Seattle have crazy amounts of rain outside summer?

[ABrandNewWorld]

Paris over both London and Seattle for having more summer warmth.

[Wildcat15]

Paris for better chance of heat and thunderstorms.

[Ethereal]

Paris is just a better 'version' of London.

I happen to think of it as an 'upgraded' London's climate.

[unobtainium]

Originally Posted by theropod

Paris is just a better 'version' of London.

I happen to think of it as an 'upgraded' London's climate.

Paris has incredibly crappy sunshine hours compared to Seattle. Summer high temps are essentially identical to Seattle but lows are a bit warmer in Paris, probably because of incessant cloud cover.

[irlinit]

Originally Posted by unobtainium

Paris has incredibly crappy sunshine hours compared to Seattle. Summer high temps are essentially identical to Seattle but lows are a bit warmer in Paris, probably because of incessant cloud cover.

Probably more to do with the colder Pacific Ocean. I would take Seattle summers, but Paris for the rest of the year, so overall Paris just about wins.

[forgotten username]

Paris obviously, but it's like prefering a microwave pizza with extra cheese over a regular microwave pizza when you know you could go to the restaurant.