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Emerald Bay is a fictional climate that I created that features an Oceanic climate that is intensely mild with even spread precipitation through the year and a decent sunshine total. It's generally breezy around the area with sustained winds ranging from 12 to 17 mph. Fog usually rolls in during the morning but clears off in the late am's and re-arrives during the late afternoon. (Some errors but still all in all a good picture of one type of weather average that I like)
The topography around the area is mountainous(hilly) and craggy with very little flat areas with the exception of one beach, where the water is too cold to swim in without the addition of a wetsuit. This isn't necessarily a possibility just a climate I'd like to experience on a day to day basis.
Airtemp, humidity, sunshine, and precip. are all perfect (a bit too sunny though). The problem is the cold beach water and the morning fog, down from A- to C+
B, the only issue is boredom! You basically have a climate with somewhere close to my ideal day, every day, although the rain could be spread out into more frequent and lighter bouts.
B. Pleasant temperatures all year round. I would prefer something just as mild, but about 10 degrees cooler at all times of the year. A tiny bit too sunny but that's nitpicking. I imagine if I actually lived in this climate I'd probably get bored.
Like an eternal late winter/early spring of Sydney. Might be a bit cool overall, but the lows are pleasant. Excellent sunshine hours though. It needs a bit of changeable weather like thunder and hail.
Very comfortable but also very boring climate with no seasons or even much day-to-day variation of the weather. It would be like living in a cartoon with the same temperatures and same sun/cloud combo every single day of the year. There would also be no such thing as "summer" or "winter" clothes, so everyone would probably wear the same clothes most of the time as there'd be no reason to change them.
But it would be great never having to experience any hot or cold weather again.
Another thing Ive noticed is that you've made the winters appear sunnier than the summers, not that there is any winter or summer in this climate. I rate this a B.
B-, pretty good but summer needs to be warmer. I accidentally voted E for god's sake.
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