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This is my fictional continent of "NuFakadamia" with a North and South Island as seen on Google Earth:
I have done the averages for six of these cities, in wikipedia format. Note these are approximations and may be some way off what the reality would be if this place actually existed. So which one would you live in?
Top3:
Clinkerton, on the NW coast, has a Cfb Oceanic Temperate climate with mild winters and summers.
Clyme is a temperate mid-latitude climate located inland and at an altitude just under 1000 meters.
East Southland is a Humid Subtropical climate in the eastern area of the continent.
Bottom 3:
Barton City, a Tropical climate in the SE of the South Island.
FLA City, a Humid Subtropical climate with Mediterranean rainfall pattern in the west peninsula.
Stevenson, a Humid Subtropical climate with summer rainfall pattern and hot summers.
Clyme has the coolest winters, and probably the most snowfall, and although the summers are hotter than Clinkerton, they're not intolerable and it's worth it for the cooler winters. So I pick Clyme.
Nobody's created one in the Arctic Ocean yet.... I'd have thought "Kaul" would be a contender for that, anyone remember him?
Have you got the climate data for the remainder of the locations?
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