The warmest and coldest climate you would be willing to live in? (snow, averages)

[bemusement]

Hey all, I was wondering what's the warmest or coldest climate you would be willing to withstand for say....
1 year. There are no actual incentives to live there ( financial etc.) just imagine you had the same job so there is no bias towards money.

[Mac15]

London. Nay more... Need the snow!!

[B87]

Warmest: Anywhere in the ME.
Coldest: probably Birmingham.

Of course if I was being paid enough then I would work in the frozen wastes of Canada or Russia.

I don't really care about 40c averages in summer, but if somewhere has cold winters then that's pushing it.

[Dean York]

Warmest - Miami. I think I could handle a year there!

Coldest - Montreal. Extremely cold for my liking, but I'd give it a go.

[P London]

Coldest:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edmonton#Climate

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quebec_City#Climate

Warmest:

Tokyo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shanghai#Climate,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles...rginia#Climate

[dunno what to put here]

Coldest: somewhere like Yellowknife
Warmest: Miami, Orlando and other Floridian cities.

[AdriannaSmiling]

Coldest: Chicago or Minneapolis for continental winters. Juneau, Alaska for oceanic or maritime cool year round.

Warmest: Miami for tropical. Palm Springs, California for desert.

[tarzan_taborda]

warmest: seville
coldest: moscow

[P London]

Originally Posted by dunno what to put here

Coldest: somewhere like Yellowknife
Warmest: Miami, Orlando and other Floridian cities.

that's surprising!

[patrix542]

coldest, UK
I could easily do most of Canadian cities too, i consider them to have better climate than UK. I would never work in Norlisk, Russia or bergen norway

warmest, Dubai