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Here's a different twist on "Battle of the Climates"- rather than picking the climate you prefer, pick the climate that you'd LEAST want to live in among the following. If unfamiliar with some of the climates, please read the links before voting based on only the ones you are familiar with. For example- you should know that Fargo, ND has colder winters than Anchorage, Alaska before voting.
Since I'm in the U.S., I did mostly U.S. cities but did include a couple of locations outside the U.S. with climates that can't be found here. I included Singapore rather than Honolulu because I wanted a much wetter and hotter tropical climate in the poll.
Fargo would be my least desired climate due to extremes.
My first choice to live in would be NYC for all four seasons in moderate doses.
I tried to include a lot of variation in this poll without any ridiculous extremes (no Antarctica, Dallol, Siberia, or Venus) in this poll for obvious reasons.
Last edited by AdriannaSmiling; 03-20-2013 at 05:57 PM..
Calama. It is one of the weirdest climates I've ever seen. If you just look at the highs, it's almost (if not) tropical. But the lows are just weird.
It's also virtually rainless and makes Phoenix look very wet in comparison . But the warm daytime highs and near-freezing overnight lows provide some variety without any "hot" weather.
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