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Not what I expected, that has to be one of the worst climates in Australia. This is one of those 1-in-1000 moments that I would actually choose Texas over Australia
For a "bad" Australian climate, it's actually okay. It has warmish summers which compensate (or "contrast") the cool winters, mild yearly rainfall and rather decent sunshine hours (99 days annually would equal to around 2550 hrs).
Both climates are pretty nice from October to May. I'd have to see sunshine hours for both places. If they're both reasonably sunny, they're both A climates in my book. I'll give the slight edge to Australia without any additional information.
Was about to do that. But it seemed a bit similar to Australia's Orange.
It was the only one I knew about
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