Climates that are good for their latitude (warm, cities, Canada)

[Ethereal]

What are some places that are really impressive for their latitude?

I'll start with Lycksele in Sweden, which is almost at the same latitude of Yakutsk, at 64'N. The summers are nice and mild (even warmer than northern Britain). Winters are not in the likes of any Siberian cities, and rather, more in the likes of the coldest places in China instead. Pretty decent for its latitude, I say.

Any other good ones?

[Steelernation71]

Southeast BC. Places like Kamloops, Spences Bridge, Osoyoos, Penticton are all very good climates, especially considering their locations at over 50N.

[Kaleetan]

Scotland.

[Bettafish]

Originally Posted by Ethereal

What are some places that are really impressive for their latitude?

I'll start with Lycksele in Sweden, which is almost at the same latitude of Yakutsk, at 64'N. The summers are nice and mild (even warmer than northern Britain). Winters are not in the likes of any Siberian cities, and rather, more in the likes of the coldest places in China instead. Pretty decent for its latitude, I say.

Any other good ones?

It is far warmer than the "coldest places in China" in winter.
For example,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mohe_C...hy_and_climate

[unobtainium]

Osoyoos, B.C. and Victoria, B.C. come to mind. All of Puget Sound and the Willamette Valley are quite good for their latitude. Northwest Europe is quite good for the latitude.

[grega94]

I think southeastern WA is pretty good considering how far inland it is.

Walla Walla: Csa
Dayton: Csb/Csa
Pomeroy: Csb

[Thunder98]

Raleigh, NC is a very good climate for its latitude

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raleig...rolina#Climate

[deneb78]

Røst is phenomenal for the latitude... look at those winters!! Warmer than Seoul, South Korea in coldest month at 67N at 37N

[Shalop]

Siberia.

Eastern/central Canada and Midwest US.

Tibet.

[TheRealDavid]

Eastern Asia has amazing summer dewpoints for the latitude.