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I know that this climate has been done twice (not counting the "improved" Melbourne). Unfortunately, we had a troll who made multiple accounts just to give it an F. He did this on BOTH of the climate polls for Melbourne. And the amount of F's were uncannily high and they didn't do the polls any justice!
Why not have a fresh, clean thread on Melbourne's climate.
I know that this climate has been done twice (not counting the "improved" Melbourne). Unfortunately, we had a troll who made multiple accounts just to give it an F. He did this on BOTH of the climate polls for Melbourne. And the amount of F's were uncannily high and they didn't do the polls any justice!
Why not have a fresh, clean thread on Melbourne's climate.
I'll give it a B. The temperatures are near perfect, thought I don't like how schizophrenic the summers are. Also the climate is too dry especially the winter.
I'll give it a B. The temperatures are near perfect, thought I don't like how schizophrenic the summers are. Also the climate is too dry especially the winter.
How is 150 days of rain "too dry"? Especially the winter, when that season gets 15-16 days of rain per month...
I don't understand why people hate this climate so much, the summers being bipolar are the only real issue here. It's cloudy but at least it's mild for the most part. At least it isn't Bangkok or even New Orleans for that matter.
I don't understand why people hate this climate so much, the summers being bipolar are the only real issue here. It's cloudy but at least it's mild for the most part. At least it isn't Bangkok or even New Orleans for that matter.
Better even, at least it isn't like Western Europe. For an oceanic climate, Melbourne is still relatively sunny and warm (if you prefer the warmth).
How is 150 days of rain "too dry"? Especially the winter, when that season gets 15-16 days of rain per month...
Only 80 days (Essendon) at 1.0mm or more.
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