Climate Battle: Serhetabat, Turkmenistan vs. Tulsa, OK, USA (tornado, hot, warm)

[deneb78]

Thought this would be an interesting battle... humid heat or dry heat?

I think I'll take dry heat so Serhetabat wins for me.

Serhetabat - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Tulsa, Oklahoma - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[arctic_gardener]

Serhetabat as well, because the summer nights are much cooler than Tulsa's.

OTOH, air conditioning is probably more widespread in Tulsa.

[irlinit]

Serhetabat.. the other city has lows that are too warm for me. I like dry heat with lots of sunshine

[Ethereal]

Dry heat of Serhetabat, although it's still way too hot in the summer.

[Caleb Yeung]

Tulsa. I just can't stand the totally dry summers of Serhetabat.

[patrix542]

Serhetabat... but I'm not exactly loving either one of them.

[Saritra]

Serhetabat, even though the temperatures are higher, because it's dry heat. It also gets a little colder in the winter.

[teakboat]

Tulsa is temperate and green much of the year. The other is just way too dry for me.
Tulsa's extreme lows usually close to 0 F every winter, some years a bit lower.

[Qilin34]

No need for a high tornado risk in spring, no thank you. Serhetabat it is. But I don't like its Mediterranean-like rainfall pattern.