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That's why the US south is the best subtropical paradise! Hot long summers, warm variable shoulder seasons, mild variable winters, ample rainfall, lots of thunderstorms, hurrricanes, lush jungles, lots of sunshine, and humid! Best subtropical paradise on earth! This is my opinion before anyone attacks me and accuses me of trolling.
I agree 100%. The cold snaps definitely suck, but every subtropical climate has their drawbacks to me.
I didn't claim the Mediterranean is a subtropical paradise or even mention it you gimp
You clearly don't know much about Mediterranean climates so I'd stop before you make yourself look even more foolish
And by the way this thread was about "Climates you envy" Not frig yourself off over your own climate using ridiculous & superfluous over the top drivel that normally comes from the cold epoch troll
Climates that I envy are mostly in Hawaii. Honolulu is almost ideal, but I'd take coastal Maui, Big Island & anywhere on Kaui too...
Well you came at me so I responded, would you take the really wet spots in Hawaii too? I envy places in the US south that are warmer than me is all. I would love to live on the coast.
I think the SW Triangle (LA,Phoenix,Las Vegas) and the California Central Valley have the best climates in the US
Yeah, really like the sunny days.
Personally I love the coast of mid California. The Bay area. Love the cloud cover from the ocean that keeps mornings and evenings cooler but then will burn off for a sunny day.
Turks is surprisingly sunny! I wouldn't mind the temperatures from may to September.
Lol, haven't you been complaining about not hitting 90F enough?
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