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What on earth is the point of this thread? I'm pretty sure all non-polluted areas have the same color sky when it's not cloudy. I would assume the sky at higher elevations is a darker tint of blue.
Nice has some incredibly crisp blue dome days from September to February, more so than most if not all other cities I've been to/lived in, and in particular during that period of the year. Just a general, non-scientific observation - don't ask me why.
Sydney in late winter has some strikingly deep blue skies as well.
Nice has some incredibly crisp blue dome days from September to February, more so than most if not all other cities I've been to/lived in, and in particular during that period of the year. Just a general, non-scientific observation - don't ask me why.
Sydney in late winter has some strikingly deep blue skies as well.
Not here at least. Especially in spring the air quality is really bad sometimes. We always have the similar white haze like Leeds do.
For example in 2015 Manhattan recorded at its worst 25.2 µg/m3. Turku recorded 116.4 µg/m3, Tampere 73.3 µg/m3. Last week when the air was completely still, I could smell the sand when strolling around the city.
Our most blue skies are probably in October when the air starts to get crisp.
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