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Cant seem to find an exact one in the northern hemisphere (cause i could easily find one here in Arg, in northern provinces, like Cordoba or Rosario, lol), i searched in places like Savannah, Georgia or Charleston, SC, USA, but both seem to have slighlty hotter summers, while New york summers clearly are cooler and shorter. Thought Athens greece was gonna be exact but its indeed hotter, too. Maybe somwhere in Spain? i dont know where to look in USA, since i know the southern usa summers are hotter, but the northern usa summers seem cooler, and i think coastal california will be cooler as well. Damn.
Also, BA haves its summer data recolected from 1980 till 1990, while other places have the new data. If BA would have the new data i bet summers will be warmer. They have been consistently warmer each year, and January is always around the 22/32 mark, and february always averages highs above 30c. So BA is something like this:
Dec (June equivalent): 19/28
Jan (July): 22/32
Feb (August): 20/31
March (Sept): 17/27
Does somewhere in USA match this temps exactly? Humidity is around 65% in Dec/Jan and 70 in Feb/March. February always is more uncomfortably humid though, cause of the high temps.
anyways, can some american find me an USA match for summers only?
In europe im thinking somewhere in spain or italy could be, i dont think there could be a match northern than that.
mmmh, no, atlantic city is way more moderated that BA in the summer, specially in the lows!! Atlantic city looks 10 time better than BA, actually.
Richmond, Virginia, seem like a closest match.
Valdiva is the closest match for Motueka by far. Slightly drier and slightly less sun than here, but temps nearly spot on. It would be interesting to visit during summer.
All the other match ups are very interesting, keep them coming.
Brisbane sits somewhere in the middle between the two. It has warmer summers than Durban, but cooler winters. It is also sunnier than Durban.
Compared to Jacksonville, Brisbane has cooler summers, warmer winters, and marginally less sunshine (Brisbane's wikipedia sunshine is overstated by 100-200 hours).
Closest to Buxton, probably Tromso, Norway, Mt Washington, or Rekivik, Iceland.
Last edited by Weatherfan2; 05-10-2012 at 05:03 AM..
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