Is London's climate more similar to Los Angeles or to Washington D.C.

[SoCal25]

London = Washington DC by a long shot. Both are infested with the stench of bloviating gasbags emitting massive quantities of hot air into the atmosphere.

[tom77falcons]

Originally Posted by TorshavnSunHolidays

LA coastline similar to London temps in summer - so will have to go for that option lol

Can't believe this dumb thread is going on, but I'll play.




So the tiny sliver of LA County where like 1% of the population lives equals London climate lol.

Not really. LAX sits right on the ocean and has avg summer months high/lows like this:


June 70.6/60.5F
July 73.8F/63.7F
August 74.9/64.3F
September 74.6/63.2F
October 72.5/59.3F
November 68.9F/53.2F


As you can see, LA coast is warmer than London at night in summer. Also, those London like summer temps go on for longer in LA than they do in London. October is a summer month in LA going by London type summer temps. And of course go a few miles inland and a world of difference from London. Not only that, but these temps are accompanied by very sunny conditions outside the marine layer mornings in part of the summer.

[Dean York]

DC average lows in summer or warmer than my average highs!
I love the climate DC has. Decent winters that aren't actually that cold, yet there's always a chance of a decent snowfall at some point, and excellent long summers.

Oh, and in response to the thread, I don't know, and I don't really care either.

[Northnomad]

Originally Posted by alex985

Is Miami more like Vostok or Barrow?

Barrow, I'd say. More humid.