Rate the Climate: Stanley, Argentina (summers, different, warm)

[ase42dv]

Originally Posted by B87

Well it's certainly not Spanish.

Falklands haven't got the same history as Gibraltar.

Gibraltar had to be returned a long time ago. Falklands are certainly British as Razza said.

Btw I don't care about Gibraltar lol and I only wanted to upset you the southernmost point on the Iberian Peninsula is Tarifa and Spain has also 2 cities in the north of Africa so blergh, it's all yours!

Hey, and the best British climate is certainly this one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamest...Helena#Climate

It's curious to see that is almost akin to some coastal points on the south of the Canary Islands which are at 28ºN while St Helena is at 15ºN. The Atlantic makes a much bigger influence there!

[Razza94]

This is the best British climate (low altitude station), I can imagine that warm rain being soothing.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam...tcairn_Islands

[ase42dv]

Originally Posted by Razza94

This is the best British climate (low altitude station), I can imagine that warm rain being soothing.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam...tcairn_Islands

Wow, really interesting climate. I've never heard about Pitcairn Islands! Interesting how isolated is.

Very good climate the one at 265m of altitude but too rainy year round. The other one is a bit too warm during the summer. But too rainy both of them.

[B87]

Diego Garcia and Bermuda have good temps but are too wet. Bermuda with half the rainfall would be an excellent climate.

[lommaren]

Perhaps myself, El Junter and razza ought to move to Pitcairn just sayin'? We just need a few more Weather Forum members to have a majority there I'd think

[Razza94]

Originally Posted by Junter

Wow, really interesting climate. I've never heard about Pitcairn Islands! Interesting how isolated is.

Very good climate the one at 265m of altitude but too rainy year round. The other one is a bit too warm during the summer. But too rainy both of them.

Maybe compromise and live at 100m?

The vast majority of days are dry, but when it rains, it pours. Often accompanied by thunder.

[ghost-likin]

Originally Posted by Palider

Yeah, but that's not because they have different climates.

Climate isnt only temperature, it is the amount of precipitation too

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Worst British climate is clearly the British Antarctic Territory.

[Razza94]

I thought there was an informal agreement on this forum to pretend that the Antarctic doesn't exist?

[Palider]

Originally Posted by ghost-likin

Climate isnt only temperature, it is the amount of precipitation too

Why are you telling me something I obviously know?