Climate battle: Lisbon vs Benidorm (day, cities, lows, month)

[lommaren]

That's a properly icy pool. Can't see that happening in Lisbon or even more in Cascais, the beach of Lisbon's capital region

Would be surprised if a frost ever occured in Cascais. Since it doesn't have a weather station though, I just don't make up numbers for Cascais, mind?

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[EverBlack]

You are fighting over extremely rare occurences in both places. It's not like they're climates for snow lovers anyway.

[Warszawa]

Originally Posted by climate.lover11

Yes, the southern coast of Algarve had -3.0ºC not very much time ago, while Lisbon never went under -1.2ºC. Same for Murcia, not for being more at the south it means that it's warmer ...



Stop with the snow bs ... we both know that it's not true, and that the pics posted by someone are just trolling to provoke me. They are not even snow but hail! In Benidorm didn't snow since 1926. This is hail:

That 100% does NOT look like hail

[muslim12]

Im puzzled...no one asked about Malta snowfall... why do you seem so concerned with Malta?

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[lommaren]

Yeah this is Lisbon vs Benidorm. Senseless off-topic discussion.

On topic, evidently 15-0 is the score now. So it's pretty clear which one is the more desired climate among weather enthusiasts That climate lies in Portugal.

[lommaren]

Originally Posted by gordo

In post 72 that thing growing out of the ground looks like the back side of a face that's about to blow cold air all over Spain.

If the earth's rotation shifted Benidorm would be like very cold. Maybe even like Halifax, NS due to the Siberian landmass pumping cold air over it

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