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Sure, but as a "sun lover" who finds 20% sunshine during summer, delightful, you would understand that some "cloud lovers" would find 80% sun during summer. delightful
20% sun is not enough for me. Minimum for delightful is 21% sun with 5 hours of sun over a 24 hour day
And with strong sunshine to cancel out the wind, making it delightful and shorts and t-shirt weather
Well some people like yourself who are very cold tolerant would be fine I am sure with t-shirt and shorts but I definitely needed a jacket there in summer. I prefer tropical climates myself
Well some people like yourself who are very cold tolerant would be fine I am sure with t-shirt and shorts but I definitely needed a jacket there in summer. I prefer tropical climates myself
I hate tropical climates, especially Malabo and Tchibanga
Do you not consider San Francisco as having a Mediterranean climate? It does not reach 20C average in its warmest month.
"This area is considered to have a Mediterranean climate: hot, dry summers and cool, rainy winters. And that is generally true. But San Francisco got left out of the hot, dry part, due to its position on the tip of a peninsula surrounded by very cold water.
San Francisco also benefits from the contrast between the cold ocean current and the extreme heat of California's Central Valley. The result is a pretty steady onshore flow of cool air, pulled in by the stifling hot air inland which rises. This also pulls the famous fog inland onto the city."
"This area is considered to have a Mediterranean climate: hot, dry summers and cool, rainy winters. And that is generally true. But San Francisco got left out of the hot, dry part, due to its position on the tip of a peninsula surrounded by very cold water.
San Francisco also benefits from the contrast between the cold ocean current and the extreme heat of California's Central Valley. The result is a pretty steady onshore flow of cool air, pulled in by the stifling hot air inland which rises. This also pulls the famous fog inland onto the city."
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