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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!
Some inconsistency here. While Auckland and Hamilton certainly aren't renown for high dewpoints, they still get higher average summer dewpoints than many bigger cities you've omitted, such as Adelaide, Canberra, Melbourne, Perth, Santiago, Cape Town, Vienna, Budapest. Madrid, Athens and Paris.
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Hamilton
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La Serena
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ValparaÃso
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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!
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.
Cool winter lows? Porto has warmer lows in December, Vigo in January, and practically equally in February.
Although the station of Vigo, as you say, is somehow inland and at altitude, the city itself is at least 6ºC in the coldest month (January), as the airport itself is 5.4ºC and it's at altitude.
Nah, the city wouldn't feel muggy in summer, the average is probably somewhere to 25/16, that's not muggy in any way, Porto is muggier! Porto is almost 26/16 in August and has higher extreme temps.
In addition to the cities I mentioned in the 2nd page, I forgot to mention Santiago de Compostela, León and Burgos. Excellent summers, non muggy and not hot.
27.4/12.2ºC in León and 27.6/11.5ºC in Burgos in their warmest month (July).
You can live perfectly without A/C, from 9 PM to 12-1 AM your house will be under 20ºC, you need to close your windows unless if you want to be cold inside!
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Some are quite humid (Gijón etc) but at least they're not hot! Now I deserve some reps lol!
