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Many people claim that the best climates in the PNW are located in Southwestern Oregon, so which climate in this region do you like most? I define the Southwest as the following counties
Douglas, Coos, Curry, Josephine, and Jackson.
I have selected some climates, but if you have better suggestions feel free to share.
Many people claim that the best climates in the PNW are located in Southwestern Oregon, so which climate in this region do you like most? I define the Southwest as the following counties
Douglas, Coos, Curry, Josephine, and Jackson.
I have selected some climates, but if you have better suggestions feel free to share.
Location: Segovia, central Spain, 1230 m asl, Csb Mediterranean with strong continental influence, 40º43 N
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My vote goes with Medford because is not so different with the climate to some areas to the highlands of central Spain, though Medford' rainfall patter is not exactly the same as here.
Powers looks pretty good, except for those record lows. Not too dissimilar to here. Any idea what the sunshine hours are?
Looks like Powers is a zone 9a climate according to the winter lowest temp since 1933. Avg lowest temp each winter is 20F. That is not too shabby. Warmer than Toulouse France in winter too.
They all are milder than the eastern US in winter. Which one is the best at growing hardy palm trees?
I'd say Brookings
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