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Why do you always have to attack me and make feel stupid? That's not very nice. You could show some understanding that I don't have time to look at every single weather station and stats for both cities. You really hurt my feelings.
LOL! Surely you didn't think you could compare a Floridian climate unfavourably with a cool temperate one and get away with it? Not when tom77falcons / wavehunter007 is on patrol!
LOL! Surely you didn't think you could compare a Floridian climate unfavourably with a cool temperate one and get away with it? Not when tom77falcons / wavehunter007 is on patrol!
That's the whole point.. I wasn't. I just admitted that the amount of frost days and record low between the two places seemed shockingly similar which surprised me. I said that Pensacola was a much better climate for a heat lover like myself and yet tom77falcons was still arguing with me just because he has something against me... it's pretty stupid actually and really ticked me off.
LOL! Surely you didn't think you could compare a Floridian climate unfavourably with a cool temperate one and get away with it? Not when tom77falcons / wavehunter007 is on patrol!
….lol good one.
Or from another angle…did we really think we would not hear from ChesterNZ or those in cool high latitude temperate oceanic climates (Do) who always are trying to convince themselves they live in a warm, sunny or desirable climate… by using 3 or 4 days of the year for comparison to a truly warm climate.
did we really think we would not hear from ChesterNZ or those in cool high latitude temperate oceanic climates (Do) who always are trying to convince themselves they live in a warm, sunny or desirable climate
Oh, I should probably actually rate the climate while I'm here.
Decent overall, but too much seasonality for my tastes. Transfer 10 F from summer to winter and you'd have a solid A climate.
As it stands I give it a B. Seems more similar to New Orleans, Galveston, etc. than the rest of FL.
It certainly does look quite UN-Floridian this climate.
Could even pass for somewhere in the Carolina's.
For someone that likes seasons and some temperate weather, this climate is infinitely superior to the rest of Florida.
There are no highland areas in this state?
I would give it a B-/C+, too hot and humid in summer, yearly means slightly high but otherwise not bad.
Or from another angle…did we really think we would not hear from ChesterNZ or those in cool high latitude temperate oceanic climates (Do) who always are trying to convince themselves they live in a warm, sunny or desirable climate… by using 3 or 4 days of the year for comparison to a truly warm climate.
Either way it can be very entertaining.
PS I give Pensacola a B+. Nice pics as well.
Maybe you should read some of the Southern Hemisphere threads, ChesterNZ nearly always cuts and pastes the worst possible weather conditions for Christchurch,
Or from another angle…did we really think we would not hear from ChesterNZ or those in cool high latitude temperate oceanic climates (Do) who always are trying to convince themselves they live in a warm, sunny or desirable climate… by using 3 or 4 days of the year for comparison to a truly warm climate.
Either way it can be very entertaining.
PS I give Pensacola a B+. Nice pics as well.
My climate is highly desirable for certain people on this forum, so that's fine with me. No heat here!
Summer is too opressive and I don't like that record low.
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Originally Posted by tom77falcons
Pensacola Airport is around 12 miles inland. The barrier islands, like Dauphin and Destin, average around 5 frost days per year. I visited Destin, FL in early March of 2011, a very cold winter in Dec and January that year. The area was lush green by early March and temps were around 70F. People were swimming in the sea. Water temps were in the low 60s. The landscaping at the resort was all kinds of palm and sub-tropical veg including canary island date palms. Here is a picture I took on March 11th, 2011:
With highs as high as this, I'd like some tropical vegetation thrown in too.
No doubt it's a nice place though, from the photos I've seen.
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