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Penrith only has cooler lows. Annually, its highs are are warmer than Tel Aviv's by 0.5C. Penrith has warmer summer and winter highs than Tel Aviv (just by a minuscule though).
Tel Aviv for the warmth and less rain...especially by number of rainy days. And i presume much more sunshine though i dont have Penrith's numbers cuz 3300 is quite a bit. but Penrith is quite a good climate as well or atleast a major step up from Sydney CBD
Penrith only has cooler lows. Annually, its highs are are warmer than Tel Aviv's by 0.5C. Penrith has warmer summer and winter highs than Tel Aviv (just by a minuscule though).
I think summer highs in wiki are wrong. They must be a couple of degrees higher. Beirut is higher in latitude and has summer temperatures of 32C...
Number of precipitation days are also a bit too much (the city doesn't get 16 rainy days in JAN etc..).. it should be 60 and not 78.
I would definitely pick Penrith!
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