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I give it a D- as you won't easily die there and the winters look more mild than even some places I rated such as freaking Green Bay or Ottawa. The summers are just non existent though, and I feel I can actually use the words "cold summer" without being tore to shreds for once because one guy berated me irl when I called Reykjavik, Iceland summers cold lol, but he thought their summers were 20C/68F highs everyday so idk.
F. Like the rest of Antarctica. Although I will say, it would be an interesting novelty to spend a summer at Vostok with 24 hour bright sunshine and -30C temps.
F. Like the rest of Antarctica. Although I will say, it would be an interesting novelty to spend a summer at Vostok with 24 hour bright sunshine and -30C temps.
Maybe I am missing something but I believe the summer months with 24 hour sunshine would be the ones just above freezing and the -30 months would be in darkness.
For me it is an F. Way too cold all year round. And any wind would compound the cold all year since even the warmest months are barely above freezing.
It's very, very bad, but definitely not an F. D- then.
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