Rate the climate - Ouse, Tasmania (snowfall, warm, record, temp)

[Ethereal]

It's got like 140 people living there and is situated 42 degrees south of the equator. For those who don't know, Tasmania is in Australia.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ouse,_Tasmania#Climate

At least its summers are warm for an area in the overly cool Tasmania (most temp highs are around 22C there). The winters are not that bad and the rainfall seems mild.

Still not my ideal climate, but I give it a C+ for the reasons above.

[deneb78]

C+ due to the mild winters with mild record lows.

[dxnerd86]

For the record,the town pronounced "Ooze" not "Owse" as in house.

Anyway, I give it a B-, some nice frosts most of the year but still no snow (however, Derwent Bridge just up the highway can receive heavy snowfall, so I give it an A-).

[tarzan_taborda]

I love it.
A+
Chilly summer nights and warm enough days, mild but existing winters, many rain days and it probably doesn't get much snow.

[Caleb Yeung]

Good summers but winters are way too mild so B-.

[The East Frisian]

Nice summers with refreshing summer nights, but winters are too mild and its record lows really that not impressing either. And gets snow probably only every few years or so.

I would like a climate like Liawenee e.g. much better for the winter months. So its a C+ though.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liawenee#Climate

[sulkiercupid]

It's better climate-wise than most of Tasmania and somewhat warmer in summer but still similarly uninteresting, if it's going to stay mild and bland throughout the year it might as well be warmer. C+

[micC]

Not bad, but winters are too mild. B-

[PatrickMd]

Nice Summers but no Winter to speak of. I wouldn't want to live somewhere with no Winter.

D.

[MeteoMan]

D+. Too cool.