What are some cities around the world that aren't sticky in summer? (warm, nights)

[lommaren]

NH:

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Aalborg
A Coruña
Aberdeen
Amsterdam
Anchorage
Antwerp
Archangelsk
Barnsley
Belfast
Bergen
Berkeley
Berlin
Birmingham
Blackburn
Blackpool
Bolton
Bradford
Braunschweig
Bremen
Brighton
Bristol
Brussels
Calgary
Cambridge
Cardiff
Cologne
Cork
Coventry
Copenhagen
Derby
Doncaster
Dortmund
Dresden
Dublin
Dundee
Düsseldorf
Edinburgh
Edmonton
Eindhoven
Erfurt
Exete
Gdansk
Gelsenkirchen
Gijón
Gillingham
Glasgow
Gothenburg
Groningen
Halifax
Hamburg
Hanover
Helsinki
Huntington Beach
Ipswich
Irkutsk
Jyväskylä
Kaliningrad
Kingston upon Hull
Kraków
Leeds
Leicester
Leipzig
Lille
Liverpool
Lódz
London
Luxembourg
Malmö
Middlesbrough
Minsk
Manchester
Munich
Murmansk
Nakhodka
Newcastle
Newport
Northampton
Norwich
Nottingham
Peterborough
Portsmouth
Oakland
Odense
Oviedo
Oxford
Oslo
Perm
Plymouth
Portsmouth
Prague
Rennes
Reykjavík
Riga
Rostock
Rotterdam
Salzburg
Saskatoon
San Diego
Santander
Saint Petersburg
Salinas
San Francisco
Santa Monica/Venice Beach
Seattle
Sheffield
Southampton
Southend
Stavanger
Stockholm
Stoke
Sunderland
Swansea
Swindon
Tallinn
Tampere
Tromsö
Trondheim
Turku
Uppsala
Vancouver
Victoria
Vilnius
Vladivostok
Warsaw
West Bromwich
Wolverhampton
Örebro

SH:

Auckland
Christchurch
Dunedin
Hamilton
Hobart
La Serena
Launceston
Valparaíso
Walvis Bay
Wellington

All of them have avg highs below 25C for the warmest month and at least 100 k inhabitants or thereabouts so it's only a matter of picking and choosing Some are quite humid (Gijón etc) but at least they're not hot! Now I deserve some reps lol!

[TorshavnSunHolidays]

brilliant lommaren

[chicagogeorge]

Originally Posted by Ariete

BS. Cities like Vienna, Budapest, Zagreb and Kiev can be very muggy in summer.

I can see Zagreb but the other cities don't really impress me on mugginess

[yankeefan93]

Originally Posted by irlinit

Nyc

I would beg to differ... Especially if most stations in NYC have had a low over 26°C. It isn't as muggy as Miami or Singapore though.

[ATUMRE75]

Denver, CO

[ase42dv]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Coru%C3%B1a#Climate

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vigo#Climate

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santander,_Spain#Climate

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oviedo#Climate

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gij%C3%B3n#Climate

[lommaren]

Vigo's station is at too high of an elevation to be taken seriously. I think summers in downtown often will feel pretty muggy.

[Baba_Wethu]

Originally Posted by Ariete

BS. Cities like Vienna, Budapest, Zagreb and Kiev can be very muggy in summer.

Can be, but IIRC from weathersparks, they only have an average DP high of about 15'C lol. That's really not high.

And yeah, July 2014 had an average DP of 15'C with the absolute max being 21'C. Almost any place that isn't a desert or subpolar can see some days with DP's in the low 20's.

[Ariete]

Originally Posted by lommaren

Vigo's station is at too high of an elevation to be taken seriously. I think summers in downtown often will feel pretty muggy.

On the coast there's the sea breeze. I doubt it's much warmer.

[lommaren]

Originally Posted by Ariete

On the coast there's the sea breeze. I doubt it's much warmer.

My guess is somewhere between Vigo Airport and Pontevedra (26.0C) so 25.2 maybe?

However, unlike Porto which would feel borderline subtropical, Vigo is most definitely a maritime climate anyway you slice it with those cool winter lows.