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Outside of this general region it is really tough to find a climate that even comes close. I have found some here in the US but the diurnal ranges are somewhat high for my tastes but I still like them a lot overall.
All of those are A climates to me. However, Chester gets a lot of Snow, and I'm assuming Hakkâri and Yüksekova get even more. They're also very dry during the summer. I kinda like dry summers but not that dry. So Sandpoint gets the A+.
Wow, I've never found that one. Depending on the sunshine and snow that climate might actually be better than Chester and Sandpoint. I definitely rate it at least an A.
Those Turkish ones are awesome climates. Sandpoint is good, but 103mm precipitation (for Jan) with average high of 0C equals only 57cm snow? Should be twice that. Chester actually gets more, although it would get a lot of daytime thawing.
Less winter precipitation than the American ones, but less thawing. Summer is virtually brainless. And has large daily ranges to go with the large annual range.
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