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I chose the Middle East since i can't stand hot and humid weather, the Western coast of Turkey also comes closer to my ideal climate than any found in the Caribbean, the climates on the Iranian side of the Caspian Sea and on the Black Sea aren't bad either.
Not a fan of hot and humid year-round so I took the Middle East. Sana'a looks preferable to most of the Caribbean as does Jerusalem. If you're going to include Turkey into the conversation then it also has preferable to the Caribbean...
Not a fan of hot and humid year-round so I took the Middle East. Sana'a looks preferable to most of the Caribbean as does Jerusalem. If you're going to include Turkey into the conversation then it also has preferable to the Caribbean...
Oh yeah, forgot about mainland Turkey (which is in the Middle East) - It has a continental climate, and it's far superior to anything in the Caribbean (especially for you four-seasonal lovers).
People are thinking that all of the Middle East is like Baghdad or something...
Oh yeah, forgot about mainland Turkey (which is in the Middle East) - It has a continental climate, and it's far superior to anything in the Caribbean (especially for you four-seasonal lovers).
People are thinking that all of the Middle East is like Baghdad or something...
Exactly, and Turkey has some good med climates too. Even highland continental for the cold lovers
The Middle East is actually a rather climatically diverse region. It isn't just a hot, dry desert. The region even has continental (Yuksekova) and humid subtropical climates (Rasht, Iran).
The OP should have provided examples of Middle Eastern (and Caribbean) climates. Because I'm sure the Middle East would lead on the poll...
I don't understand how a place can record a 95F dewpoint while averaging 36% humidity in July.
Rasht looks reasonable, but still has the driest time of year in summer which I hate.
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