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Some of my American family live in Aberdeen, Washington and I thought the climate overthere seemed fairly near to Portsmouth's, excluding the rain averages... So, in terms of just climate, which location would you prefer to live in if you had to choose between the two?
They moved from England to live in Aberdeen? Why?! There's not much there.
How does a place have "unnecessarily too much rain"?
It's just the way it is in Aberdeen...
How is the vegetation over there compared to Seattle?
Well I don't know really but abundant winter rain doesn't comes to critical as monsoonal climate for the fauna and floras.
It is diffucult to choose because I don 't know the sunshine data of Aberdeen. I guess that Aberdeen gets more snow than Portsmouth every year. But Portsmouth has better summers. Pfff I don 't know what to choose.
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