Climate battle - Rhodes vs. Atlanta (snow, warm, storms, places)
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Probably, I pick Atlanta, I hate rainless summers (humidity in summer is not really different in those places because Rhodes is located in the sea) and it has some snow and cold snaps while in Rhodes cold snaps and snow are impossible (or extremely rare).
Rhodes is VERY similar to my current climate. I vote for Atlanta despite the too humid summers for more variety; specifically thunderstorms and snow a few times each winter.
I've been to Rhodes. Very beautiful island. Great beach weather in the summer for vacations. I would get bored with it's climate. Atlanta is hotter and definitely more humid. More storms, and a greater variety of weather in the winter and spring for it's latitude.
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