Say something nice about other forumers location's climate (snow, warm, nights)

[Ariete]

I start with Nivalis.

Ann Arbor, Michigan is one of the best climates on Earth. 4 seasons, nice summer, and long comfortable shoulder seasons. Solid A material.

Ann Arbor, Michigan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[deneb78]

Helsinki, Finland. Summers warm enough to do outdoor activities comfortably with long daylight hours

[dunno what to put here]

Turku, Finland is almost identical to my dream climate, so is obviously the best climate in the world.

Miami, Florida doesn't totally suck. But seriously, the thunderstorms they get are amazing. I'm jealous.

[SandyLuvsToTravel]

dunno what to put here's location: ENGLAND

love the idea of misty afternoons along the Thames, and walking along cobblestone streets on foggy nights

[MeteoMan]

That has to be the most inaccurate cliched stereotype of England there is.

[P London]

Leeds, UK - Dunno what to put here

I love the Yorkshire accent and its a nice enough city

Western MA -nei

Who doesn't like the rolling hills of New England, I'd say New England is my favourite region of the USA.

Joe90 - NZ top end

I love NZ's unique fauna and flora, for an island it sure is interesting climatically and geographically.

Full overcast - melbourne

For some reason I think Melbourne is Australia greatest city not Sydney, the city centre looks really nice on google maps.

[Ariete]

You don't have to say something nice about the previous poster's climate, it can be anyone who's location you know.

But I still say that Vancouver's climate is underrated. The summers are perfectly ok, the nights fairly warm, summer sunshine's good. The winters still suck, but 7 months are ok, and only 5 not very. And I've heard that it never is windy in Vancouver, so that makes summers even better though it doesn't have very high temps.

[dunno what to put here]

Buxton, England - gets lots of snow and I am jealous of that.

[Max96]

Patricius Maximus's city. I have no idea where does he live and don't know anything about his city's climate.

[P London]

Good point i think she lives in either Quebec or Alaska...