What do you dislike the most about your climate? (snow storm, hottest, records)

[Hiromant]

Too much deviation from normal. Snowless winters year after year in a climate where 4-5 months average below freezing, followed by snow in May, summers that are either unrelenting infernos or nearly inexistent, etc. At least daylight changes are the same every year.

[Baba_Wethu]

Originally Posted by Hiromant

Too much deviation from normal. Snowless winters year after year in a climate where 4-5 months average below freezing, followed by snow in May, summers that are either unrelenting infernos or nearly inexistent, etc. At least daylight changes are the same every year.

Yeah, we kind of are like Melbourne except instead of onr day being far above average and the othet far below, we'll have weeks of far above temps followed by weeks of far below temps, and whole months can deviate massively.

[ral31]

Winters are too mild and snow is uncommon.

[forgotten username]

Too predictable and too stable, lack of variation on a weekly / daily basis, it is normal to have the exact same weather for 3 weeks in a row.

summers are getting too hot and winters are cold but often boring and too grey with snow becoming extremely rare despite the potential for it.

fall is too warm in the beginning then gets too cold too quickly with a lack of a cool refreshing period

too humid for too little rain.

Still a good climate but there's room for improvement.

[flamingGalah!]

Summer is too hot & far too humid

[alex985]

Winter is way, wayyyyy too warm. Likewise with autumn and spring. Summer is fine, but drags way too long into October.

[jgtheone]

Originally Posted by Longaotian

Yeah lol! Melbournes climate is a bit too crazy for me, if the summer weren't so unstable it would be a much better climate. Last year, when I was in Melbourne during summer I experienced one day of 42C and then a cold front come through and the next day recorded a high of 18C with drizzle in the middle of January! Now, being a person from Auckland (literally the most consistent climate you can probably find) it was all a bit too much for me haha.

I still find that sh*t hard to deal with being a local.

When I was in Auckland in November, it was sunny and 21C for the 3 days I was there. Nice

[Melodica]

The heat and humidity - very long summers, not much of a winter.

Looking forward to moving north and seeing four seasons.

[chicagogeorge]

Spring is awful here with the exception of May which is decent. We have way too much volitility in temps. Also Lake Michigan is ice cold and any northeast winds will chill the city and nearby suburbs.

[Botev1912]

Too little sun in winter and it seems like winters are getting wetter and summers - warmer and drier (that part is good). Also, April should be warmer than it is.