Romes summer compare to California?

[nei]

Originally Posted by Thunder98

Rome has a Csa Climate (Hot Summer Mediterranean), not a Humid Subtropical Climate.

It's climate that's humid and subtropical... it just isn't a Cfa under the Koppen system. The labels of types create confusion.

[athen]

Originally Posted by alex985

Why do you always create threads like this, and then when your question is already answered, you ignore those comments and keep repeating the same question over and over again? Quite odd. You're the same guy that wants FREEZING FREEZING FREEZING WINDY WINDY WINDY winters right?

i will not write more. ok sir

[forgotten username]

Originally Posted by Thunder98

Rome has a Csa Climate (Hot Summer Mediterranean), not a Humid Subtropical Climate.

It is, but it does not mean that it does not share traits with subtropical climates. Bologna this year will be mediterranean because we had no rain at all in July. Still, it's not a mediterranean climate (we still had -2c average low last january...). Depends on the year, like borderline subtropical / continental climates in the eastern US.