Which climate type to you like better: Oceanic climates or Subtropical Highland Climates? (snow, average)

[JohnnyIsAPoser]

Out of the similar climates in different places, which do you prefer?

[ShaheenHassan]

Subtropical highland.

[Joe90]

Oceanic - more likely to have an orange tree and be able to go snow skiing as well.

Not that oceanic and subtropical highland are alike anyway.

[tyCable]

I guess i'm used to Oceanic climates. That would be Hawai'i. About mid 70s degrees Fehrenheit to 84 degrees fehrenheit. Year around. That's the average range.

[Anhityk]

Subtropical highland climates.

[ShaheenHassan]

Originally Posted by tyCable

I guess i'm used to Oceanic climates. That would be Hawai'i. About mid 70s degrees Fehrenheit to 84 degrees fehrenheit. Year around. That's the average range.

Oceanic climate here doesn't mean any climate affected by the ocean, it means the Cfb and Cfc climates found at higher mid-latitudes, like these in the UK, Pacific northwest, southern Chile, New Zealand etc. The Cfb climates at Hawai'i mountains are subtropical highland.

[Eman Resu VIII]

Oceanic. I enjoy the climate of the UK.

[The_Beach_Lasagna]

I chose Subtropical Highland because I like the climate of Mexico City, Mexico and Johannesburg, South Africa more than the climate of London, UK and Paris, France.