Climate Battle: UK vs British Columbia(south of 53N) (hot, warmest, nights)

[Bottletree]

UK vs British Columbia portion south of 53N

[nei]

Do you know all of BC south of 53°N? Most of the interior is very different from the UK.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quesnel...lumbia#Climate

[tommyFL]

Osoyoos is way better than anything in the UK.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osoyoos#Climate

[deneb78]

Tough one... but I'd have to go with the UK. Nothing like the Scilly Isles in BC....


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTkRxs3xZQc

[EverBlack]

UK. The interior of BC is not of my liking

[B87]

UK, most of BC gets too cold away from the coast. London and Portsmouth probably have the warmest annual mean temps of anywhere above 50N.

[Jas182]

UK! Probably is the warmest place at and above 50 degrees north considering yearly temps...

[Ethereal]

Originally Posted by tommyFL

Osoyoos is way better than anything in the UK.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osoyoos#Climate

My thoughts.

Still don't know why they didn't build Toronto (or a large city) in that region in Canada. Its summers are tolerably warm (little humidity, cool nights) and winters aren't even as cold as NYC's.

[Dean York]

BC. ALL of the UK is crap. No summer etc.
At least you can have a hot sunny summer in BC, and the winter isn't that bad either in Osoyoos for example.

[Jas182]

Originally Posted by tommyFL

Osoyoos is way better than anything in the UK.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osoyoos#Climate

Yea summers are, but winters are awful, plus it's far to dry! What an E rate climate! Also this place is 49 degrees north, so I can still call the UK the warmest area annually above the 50 degrees north zones!