Climate Battle, Muş ( Turkey) & Quebec City ( Canada)

[srfoskey]

I'll give the edge to Mus for good winters and warmer summers, but Quebec City has a better precipitation pattern.

[forgotten username]

Mus for overall better temperatures. A nice continental / mediterranean hybrid. Québec is just too cold for too long for me.

[atsizat]

Originally Posted by EverBlack

Both are terrible:

Muş is very cold in the winter, and too hot, dry and sunny in the summer.
Quebec City has a good precipitation and summers are not too bad but those winters are uncomfortably cold, the average low in January has the same temperature of a freezer (0 °F; -17.8 °C). It doesn't feel pleasant at all to me. I don't understand why people care to feel the frigid air while walking in the streets, but, those are tastes, so it's fine.

I prefer Quebec City because of the summers: they are cooler, wetter, less sunny and with many more rainy days.

Muş doesn't have humidity, though.

I believe summers in İzmit would feel worse than summers in Muş. İzmit has humid summers because İzmit is near sea ( Oceanic Climate).

Feeling temperature is higher than what real temperature is in İzmit in Summer

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C4%B0zmit

[atsizat]

Quebec City won this battle.

[TorshavnSunHolidays]

Quebec City

lesser of the two evils

[HeathMan]

For me Quebec City, that in my opinion has the better climate in the world: the only flaw it has is average minimum in summer too cool, but overall nearly perfect, an A climate. Mus has still a decent climate but too hot in summer and too sunny, so Quebec City gets it.

[Palider]

Quebec City. Muş summers are too warm and sunny.