Rate: Cabramurra, NSW (one of Australia's coldest places) (snowfalls, days, compared)

[Ethereal]

Originally Posted by Candle

That's pretty cold for that latitude and elevation!

I rate it a C+. Summers are way too cold and winters are too wet.

It's a bit close to the coast though. If it were more inland you would've gotten highs of at least 25C.

[divisionbyzero0]

C-

[arctic_gardener]

E. Rotten climate. Better than Vostok or Longyearbyen, which isn't saying much.

[Palider]

C.

Summers could be a little warmer, winters a little colder and it could use less precipitation, specially in the winter. At least it seems to get some snow.

[srfoskey]

C+
Summers are too cold and winters are too wet and slightly too mild.

[deneb78]

E. Winters too cold.

[Ethereal]

Originally Posted by srfoskey

C+
Summers are too cold and winters are too wet and slightly too mild.

An average high of 3C is too mild? Their winters are slightly cooler than NYC's (if you thought New York had cold winters).

[Warszawa]

E. Those summer months would make for perfect winter months to me

[diazjulianms]

B. Winters are cold and SNOWY!!! while Summer is warm to mild. Look at the weather info, is 20C now at 9PM. Not quite cold kan?

[Ethereal]

Originally Posted by diazjulianms

B. Winters are cold and SNOWY!!! while Summer is warm to mild. Look at the weather info, is 20C now at 9PM. Not quite cold kan?

It's just that Southeast AUS is going through a heatwave right now.