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What criteria does a city have to meet to have "true summers"?
When vegetation growth is at its most...
That one can be a little problematic. Some plants will have their peak growth during the summer months, while others will see spring or autumn as the time of most growth
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Originally Posted by Alkis
Hmmm for me a true summer is when the daily mean temperature is >18 C.
So Sweden gets a true summer, but my climate doesn't?
That one can be a little problematic. Some plants will have their peak growth during the summer months, while others will see spring or autumn as the time of most growth
So Sweden gets a true summer, but my climate doesn't?
I mean daily mean temperature of each summer month.
My immediate response question is....why on earth does this matter? Its much too subjective. Pick a place based on the temperature range. Then, bloom where you're planted.
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