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I rate this a B+. One of a very small amount of climates i feel that are at B+ or higher. What I like about it is that temperatures are nearly 100% ideal, precipitation peaks in the winter, but also is sufficient in the summer, and snow is pretty much like never. Only thing I don't like about it is that it's not wet enough. I really like rain.
I do have a question on summer precipitation. Does anyone know if the rain has a tendency to be from convective activity or frontal? Or in other words I'm wondering if summertime rain in Biarritz is more likely to be with a temperature as in from a cold front or more likely to be from a warm front and make the temperature rise or stay stable like in areas such as New Zealand?
The temperature curve is very nice with a pleasant summer and mild winter, the precipitation curve is also nice, plenty of rain thoughout the year without being too ridiculously cloudy. Though in order for it to be A+ (for my dream climate) I would prefer a slightly colder winter with more chance for snow, maybe just a touch more sunshine in the winter months.
When I think of typical Cfb climates I think of places in the 500-800mm range. 1500mm+ is incredibly wet, wetter than most of the cities in the western UK.
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