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Both are horrible climates but at least Lima is warmer in winter (even if no sun) and gets some sunshine in summer.
For those of you who chose Dublin for "more rain", it's mostly cold, overcast drizzle and no thunderstorms. I'll pass.
Both are horrible climates but at least Lima is warmer in winter (even if no sun) and gets some sunshine in summer.
For those of you who chose Dublin for "more rain", it's mostly cold, overcast drizzle and no thunderstorms. I'll pass.
They both aren't great but at least Lima is mild to warm year round
whats the point of it being warm if there is no sun to enjoy the warmth?
no rain = crappy vegetation
honestly i think its a no-contest comparison
its basically: compare this climate that everyone knows isn't that good with a climate no one knows is actually pretty terrible
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