Rate the Climate: Garden City (warm, record, temperatures, rainfall)

[Candle]

[ben86]

I never really know what to give these non-four season climates - every day's like my idea of an ideal summer's day. I'll give it a B, brought down only by monotony/no winter weather ever and excessively dry summers.

[ilovemycomputer90]

C for boringness and too much sunshine. Relatively comfortable though.

[nei]

Tough choice. Boring, could use hotter summers especially and a bit more chance of cooler weather. Seems a bit sticky, too.

Temperatures very comfortable. Dry season excessive but does make things more interesting.

I'll be generous and give it an A-.

[dunno what to put here]

D or lack of interesting weather.

If rainfall was concentrated in summer I might rate it higher.

[Weatherfan2]

C for "Comfortable to live in". Nothing outstanding enough for better.

[Rozenn]

F. Boring temperatures and it doesn't even have nice precipitation or sunshine patterns to my standards. I hate it. I'd much prefer Medellin, even if it's still an F.

[Lamplight]

D+ None of it looks especially uncomfortable. Summers are a little warmer than I prefer considering what the dew points would probably be, and winters aren't cool enough. None of the overnight lows are cool enough to my liking, and that's waaaay too much sunshine. Lower summer highs by 10 degrees, summer lows by 15, make all of winter 20-25 degrees cooler, and drop the sunshine hours by 1000 for this climate to get a good grade from me. None of it is especially bad, it's just that all of it is off a bit for my taste.

[alex985]

F, terrible climate with no interesting weather at all. All these climates with "perfect" temperatures at all times are so boring to me.

[Patricius Maximus]

I give it an F. It's too warm year-round, especially at night, way too sunny, way too monotonous, with the only positive aspects being the low record high and the not too bad summer highs. Those dew points would probably be awful. I will say that it wouldn't be a bad place for a garden, which I imagine is how it got its name.