Climate Battle: London vs. Anchorage (snow, warm, temperatures, precipitation)

[ABrandNewWorld]

Which climate would you pick?

Both are high latitude and ocean moderated with low precipitation totals relative to the cloudiness but Anchorage is colder year round with more snow, of course, but almost zero thunderstorms (once in a lifetime) while London sees a few each year.


A) London

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London#Climate


B) Anchorage

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anchorage,_Alaska#Climate


I believe Anchorage is the only major city in the U.S. that will lose a climate battle against London in a poll. Is it because this forum is U.S. biased or London's low sunshine hours, limbo temperatures much of the year (not cold enough to snow but not warm either) and lack of weather of interest that is the problem?


Regardless, I am confident that London will win this battle so let's have a go at it!

[Steelernation71]

Really? A pointless thread that was just started so London can win a climate battle.

I'll vote for anchorage so you can't accomplish your goal.

[Razza94]

Another stupid poll by a notoriously stupid user.

[BeerParty]

lol another London piss take thread.

[B87]

And people say I'm the one who's London obsessed...

[Ethereal]

Are you starting to troll again, Adrianna?

[EverBlack]

London. Anchorage is too cold in the winter. I don't understand why people are angry against London polls.

[atsizat]

I voted for Anchorage. It is a more seasonal climate.

[gordo]

London. Anchorage is too cold every season.

[Brexton4dawin]

Anchorage by far!