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It's a pretty meh climate. Winter is too warm to snow, and summer is too cool for a T-shirt and shorts, and I doubt it gets good thunderstorms. There's almost no variation in temperature between November and April, which I find annoying.
Really?
I would perfectly go there 3 months in a year with a t-shirt and shorts, 6 months with a t-shirt or shorts alone.
Actually in northern Europe with quite lower avg high temperatures the people use shorts and t-shirts, Santander gets many days in the 25-26ºC with some exceptional +30ºC, although the August average itself is 24.2ºC and unless in the rainy days the normal highs are at least of 25ºC, combined with the sun which warms quite much, and lows +16ºC in both July and August do you find too cool for a t-shirt and shorts?
I suppose it's personal preferences, I guess. Here in Altea I start walking in shorts on a normal basis by early March until mid or late November, late November if it's a dry November, in a rainy day after November 14-15th it's pretty crazy to walk in shorts. Although even in January and February many days I walk in shorts if they are sunny and have high temps above 18ºC in the central day or the afternoon. In Rotterdam for get 18-19ºC days in a row I had to wait until June... I prefer shorts over a t-shirt but you can be in t-shirt and some large pants, but I prefer to wear a light sweater or a light jersey and shorts.
B...very comfortable climate but not enough sun to get a higher grade.
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