What do you think about southeastern France climate ? (snow, hot, warm)

[Hartfordd]

The climate in cities such like Montpellier, Marseille, Toulon etc.

[Girocrom]

I dislike because no winter

[Isleofpalms85]

I like it because you could probably grow at least some subtropical plants there.

[Kauan Mateus Kubaski]

I particularly find it interesting, as a pure temperate climate, not having the strict variation as the northern ocean climates or a violent variation as the continental climates. Winter is not strict and at the same time it exists, I think something good, you can see snow every now and then and not get too cold or have blocked roads. Summers are usually hot enough. Although it was very hot this year. And the hours of sunshine are quite different from places further north, even aida in France.
I find it interesting that the climate is a mix of Cfa with Csa, but not far from Cfb, at least for now.

[Italian (x)lurker]

Originally Posted by Girocrom

I dislike because no winter

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it's boring mild in the winter and way too much hot, drie in the summer

[Crunch41]

Decent, but a bit dry and boring. Summer needs more handsome warm rain.

[deneb78]

Pretty decent. Places like Monaco and Nice are phenomenal for their latitude.

[RWood]

Very good. Toulon is superb especially given its latitude.

[Italian (x)lurker]

it's America that's phenomally cold for its latitude...

[Ethereal]

I like Barcelona's climate, if that's counted.