Would you rather have a HIGH of 40C (104F) in January or 0C (32F) in July? (snow, hot)
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I would take the 0C in July. I like occasionally winter warmth, but 40C would just feel intolerable in winter when I'm used to cold temperatures. Also a freezing high in the middle of summer would be more interesting to me than 40C in the middle of winter. Of course, I wouldn't want either to happen.
I've felt very close to 40C in January when I was in Argentina but I know what you mean. I would rather have 40C in the winter as opposed to 0C in the summer
I like both hot and cold weather but summer is more important than winter to me. I'd only choose 0C in July if the warm season is long and warm enough (at least 3 months of average highs >27C).
I'd love me some 40'C in winter. It would clear away the snow, hopefully bringing on spring sooner. Guess the plants would risk freezing to death though...
40°C in January because 0°C in July happens every day here.
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