General Chat Thread 2 (precipitation, hot, warm, averages)

[alex985]

Originally Posted by jgtheone

Central Spain and central Italy, m8.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seymch...ement)#Climate


Get rekt

[Borov]

Eastern Canada is nice, but Scotland is better.

[alex985]

Originally Posted by Borov

Eastern Canada is nice, but Scotland is better.

Far too mild and boring, nothing interesting in Scotland except for the occasional snowstorm or gale.

[alex985]

I'm glad the holidays are over, now I feel like I can really get back on track. Holidays are overrated.

[irlinit]

All of the above climates blow massive d**cks. Canada, Scotland, Iceland, etc have no climates that are above an F. (Although Vancouver and southern west coast of Canada can scrape an E)


Valencia is the best climate in the world for its latitude. Evergreen in winter, warm seas, beautiful architecture, beautiful food, 30C/22C in summer, 17C/8C in winter. 2700 sunshine hours (closer to 3,000 if you use US measuring method) All at 39N. For comparison, at similar latitudes, Pyongyang, Beijing, Washington DC etc all have crappy freezing winters.

It must be the warmest climate for its latitude in the world

[BullochResident]

Originally Posted by alex985

Holidays are overrated.

Especially when those holiday periods have well above average weather. That seems to have been the case the past 3 Decembers here.

[alex985]

Originally Posted by BullochResident

Especially when those holiday periods have well above average weather. That seems to have been the case the past 3 Decembers here.

Yeah, sure as hell doesn't help with the holiday feeling.



I think our recent warm Decembers is the reason why I haven't liked the holidays as much tbh.

[divisionbyzero0]

Originally Posted by dhdh

Moving to London in 10 days!

Closet winter gloom and 4pm-darkness lover

[Wildcat15]

Originally Posted by irlinit

For comparison, at similar latitudes, Pyongyang, Beijing, Washington DC etc all have crappy freezing winters.

They also have rain in the summer.

[irlinit]

Originally Posted by G8RCAT

They also have rain in the summer.

Rain in western Europe is not associated with summer.. almost everyone you speak to would define a good summer as warm-hot, dry and sunny. Only farmers and thunderstorm enthusiasts, or the odd person who likes rain and cloud for some weird reason would say otherwise in the part of the world