Climate Battle: Liawenee vs Reykjavik (warm, rainfall, 2014, frost)

[jgtheone]

Two subpolar oceanic climates against each other, and probably two climates which may be Csc in the future.

-Liawenee has twice the sunshine
-Reykjavik's summers are colder but not as prone to frost
-Both climates have a drying trend in summer
-Rainfall stats are slightly similar, with Liawenee having slightly more
-Reykjavik's annual low is higher, but annual high is lower

What do you pick?

(For reference, Liawenee's stats are from 2000-2017 so I've used the 2000-2014 climate box for Reykjavik.)





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

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reykjav%C3%ADk#Climate

[Nino Bellov]

Liawenee, for the warmer summers and more sunshine hours.

[Baba_Wethu]

Liawanee isn't even that bad. It's as good as any Swedish climate. D+

[lommaren]

Originally Posted by Baba_Wethu

Liawanee isn't even that bad. It's as good as any Swedish climate. D+

No no no, just no, surely you can't believe that it's better than Lund and Stockholm?

Liawanee is less bad than Reykjavík but that doesn't say much.

[BeerParty]

Liawenee for the "warmer" summers and higher sunshine. Both climates are pus though

[Longaotian]

Liawenee for the extra 1000 sunshine hours

[Ethereal]

Liawenee without a second thought.

[Baba_Wethu]

Originally Posted by lommaren

No no no, just no, surely you can't believe that it's better than Lund and Stockholm?

Liawanee is less bad than Reykjavík but that doesn't say much.

It's not as warm in summer, but it's significantly sunnier, and winters are much warmer. 18'C with sun and no wind is really warm actually.

[BMI]

Liawenee

Like the sunshine hours.

[jgtheone]

Fun fact but hard to say for me: Liawenee has more annual sunshine than Melbourne.