Climate Battle: Honolulu vs Port Vila (storms, place, season, sunshine)
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I wouldn't mind a lot of rain (especially if thunderstorms were including if there was a drier season. But Port Villa doesn't offer that break that monsoon climates do so I pick Honolulu. If I had to live in a tropical climate, I'd prolly pick a monsoonal wet-dry seasonal contrast climate rather than either one of the two.
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if there was a drier season. But Port Villa doesn't offer that break that monsoon climates do so I pick Honolulu. If I had to live in a tropical climate, I'd prolly pick a monsoonal wet-dry seasonal contrast climate rather than either one of the two.
