European cities' North American climate equivalents (storm, raining, may, Toronto)

[BMI]

Originally Posted by Botev1912

Lol, Canadians go on vacation in Tofino in the summer and by listening to their stories about this town, someone would think it has the climate and the beaches of Honolulu.

Funny you should mention that....

my neighbour goes to Tofino for vacation almost every summer ....he loves it.
It is very beautiful....in pictures

[EverBlack]

Dublin, Ireland = Port Hardy, British Columbia
London, UK = Mount Vernon, Washington
Amsterdam, Netherlands = Courtenay, British Columbia
Brussels, Belgium = Campbell River, British Columbia
Paris, France = Chilliwack, British Columbia
Berlin, Germany = Hope, British Columbia
Warsaw, Poland = Whistler, British Columbia
Copenhagen, Denmark = Hartley Bay, British Columbia (temperatures, not precipitation)
Minsk, Belarus = ?
Vilnius, Lithuania and Riga, Latvia= Smithers, British Columbia
Tallinn, Estonia, Helsinki, Finland and Oslo, Norway = Stewart, British Columbia (sunshine hours are vastly different)
Stockholm, Sweden = Kitimat, British Columbia
Reykjavik, Iceland = Adak, Alaska
Kiev, Ukraine = Revelstoke, British Columbia
Prague, Czezh Republic = Bella Coola, British Columbia
Vienna, Austria = Yale, British Columbia
Bucharest, Romania = Oliver, British Columbia
Belgrade, Serbia = Hood River, Oregon
Athens, Greece = Sacramento, California
Rome, Italy = Ashland, Oregon
Madrid, Spain = Medford, Oregon

[Nino Bellov]

Revelstoke, British Columbia / Sjenica, Serbia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revels...lumbia#Climate

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sjenic...hy_and_climate


Very similar temperatures, snowy days are identical, the main difference is that Reveltoke is wetter and have little warmer summers.

[TorshavnSunHolidays]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bermuda
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Funchal#Geography

identical apart from rainfall - Funchal is much drier/fewer rain days too (don't forget to subtract USA sun hours Bermuda)

Bermuda is quite a gloomy , wet climate really - hadn't imagined that

[Nino Bellov]

London, Ontario / Zhytomyr, Ukraine


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London,_Ontario#Climate

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zhytomyr#Climate

[deneb78]

Originally Posted by Botev1912

Lol, Canadians go on vacation in Tofino in the summer and by listening to their stories about this town, someone would think it has the climate and the beaches of Honolulu.

What have you heard? It is a popular spot for people to go surfing but nobody around here thinks Tofino is Honolulu. That is why people bring wet suits even at the hottest point of summer!

[forgotten username]

Rome and Ashland ?? Rome is about 5c warmer in the summer...

[Ethereal]

Originally Posted by EverBlack

Dublin, Ireland = Port Hardy, British Columbia
London, UK = Mount Vernon, Washington
Amsterdam, Netherlands = Courtenay, British Columbia
Brussels, Belgium = Campbell River, British Columbia
Paris, France = Chilliwack, British Columbia
Berlin, Germany = Hope, British Columbia
Warsaw, Poland = Whistler, British Columbia
Copenhagen, Denmark = Hartley Bay, British Columbia (temperatures, not precipitation)
Minsk, Belarus = ?
Vilnius, Lithuania and Riga, Latvia= Smithers, British Columbia
Tallinn, Estonia, Helsinki, Finland and Oslo, Norway = Stewart, British Columbia (sunshine hours are vastly different)
Stockholm, Sweden = Kitimat, British Columbia
Reykjavik, Iceland = Adak, Alaska
Kiev, Ukraine = Revelstoke, British Columbia
Prague, Czezh Republic = Bella Coola, British Columbia
Vienna, Austria = Yale, British Columbia
Bucharest, Romania = Oliver, British Columbia
Belgrade, Serbia = Hood River, Oregon
Athens, Greece = Sacramento, California
Rome, Italy = Ashland, Oregon
Madrid, Spain = Medford, Oregon

Perhaps Lethbridge, Alberta?

[Natnasci]

Originally Posted by Botev1912

Lol, Canadians go on vacation in Tofino in the summer and by listening to their stories about this town, someone would think it has the climate and the beaches of Honolulu.

Never heard anyone say the climate is like Hawaii.

Most people I now have been to Hawaii, it's also a popular spot for Canadians, ESPECIALLY Vancouverites.

If ANY comparison is made, it's about the size of waves and surfing.

[Botev1912]

Nobody has said that. I said someone would think that by listening to people's stories about Tofino.