CA's Mediterrean Climate Vs SubTropical Climate (cons, raise, live, best)
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Originally Posted by californialove24
^^ But Their still Tropical.
FL's climate is entirely subtropical. The Tropic of Cancer runs well south of the state. And even southern FL gets chilly seasonal weather that Hawaii would never see.
I dunno... FL isn't the same as the carribbean though... might have a little tropical but... u can go from FL to San Juan and definitely notice the difference
umm that map is vague, heck, it lumps subtropical together with temperate.
No, it doesn't. Look at it closer, maybe click the link. There's obvious color differentiations- I didn't think I needed to point that out. There's 29 different climates shown, for christ's sake.
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even Honolulu, the CAPITAL of Hawaii, is subtropical (see encylopedia)
Or google Honolulu tropical. Anyway, it seems that Honolulu itself has a more arid climate than needed for a typical tropical climate, but is too warm in the winter for a subtropical climate. That's beside the point, though, because A) that's only the SE tip of Oahu, the rest is tropical and B) the islands are all south of the Tropic of Cancer, which nearly by definition makes it tropical.
Why?Why Vacation?I'm Mean Yeah Miami,And other Tropical Cities are good Vacationing spots,But People wouldn't Live there.I Guess you wanted a Easy win for Tropical.BTW this poll also shows what Climate they "Prefer".
Lol @ "but people wouldn't live there" yeah, Miami is a ghost town.
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