Climate battle: Camden, Maine vs Camden, Australia (snowy, hot, warm)

[Ethereal]

One is more subtropical and the other is very temperate/continental.

Camden, Sydney, NSW: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camden..._Wales#Climate

Camden, Maine, US: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camden,_Maine#Climate

[pdw]

I don't generally like the type of weather that New South Wales gets, except in the far north or the Snowy Mountains. Camden, Maine seems like it has pretty great weather, though.

[deneb78]

No brainer.. Australia will ALWAYS win against North America east of the Rockies at the same latitude

[Caleb Yeung]

Camden, Maine for being colder.

[vernon-9]

Camden (Maine), though winter lows are horrible. I don't understand why this temperature difference, though it lies on the ocean (I think because wind comes mostly from the inland).
The other on in Australia is pretty hot in summer and has too mild winters.

[Derek41]

Camden Aus, actually has a cold winter by our standards and probably the coldest in Sydney metro, and gets the wind off the Southern Highlands.

[Ethereal]

Originally Posted by Derek41

Camden Aus, actually has a cold winter by our standards and probably the coldest in Sydney metro, and gets the wind off the Southern Highlands.

Camden only has the coldest nights in Sydney metro, alongside Richmond. They are quite average, even warm, during the day (especially in summer).

Terrey Hills and Lucas Heights have the overall coldest days (winter and summer).

[Ethereal]

Any cold lovers (we need more votes on this post either way)?

[snj90]

Camden, Maine for me.

[Saritra]

Camden, Maine for being cooler, wetter, and more seasonal.