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Surely one of the most disgusting climates in the world, not only is it depressingly cloudy all year, but it is oppressively hot all year too. It is the cloudiest place in Africa. It also has barely any rain or sun in winter which surely means depressing stratus. Absolute F.
At that latitude, the cloudiness is actually a blessing since it allows for full appreciation of warm rain and warm temps
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Because of the cloudiness, it is so humid which would make it uncomfortable. If it's going to be that hot, it's uncomfortable anyway, so I'd rather have sun with it. Likewise if its going to be cloudy, I'd rather it be cool. Also ''warm rain'' is hardly going to happen in winter soon as it's so dry, at best you'd get lukewarm drizzle and most of the time it would be a featureless layer of stratus cloud.
A. It would get a B for being too hot, however i actually think the cloudiness and rainfall is good as the heat won't seem as bad so brings it up to an A.
A. It would get a B for being too hot, however i actually think the cloudiness and rainfall is good as the heat won't seem as bad so brings it up to an A.
All that heat for nothing, scant sunshine, pathetic. Even Glasgow is sunnier and has a better climate than this, imo.
Honestly, not that bad. I give it a C- or D+. At least the nights are somewhat comfortable once you get used to the heat. Compare this to a tropical climate in India and you'll see why Tchibanga is miles ahead.
Honestly, not that bad. I give it a C- or D+. At least the nights are somewhat comfortable once you get used to the heat. Compare this to a tropical climate in India and you'll see why Tchibanga is miles ahead.
What, like Goa? A lot of climates in India are better than this one outside of their monsoon season. You get your warm rain and then have sunny winters as well. Goa is still an F but at least it is sunny outside it's monsoon season. I'd rather live there than Tchibanga. I'd even rather live there than in my climate.
I spent time in Gabon, although not in Tchibanga. The Dry Season is actually pleasant, with little rain, and the humidity isn't that noticeable. During the rainy season, the rain comes in torrential downpours, and then there's no rain for a day or two. It's definitely better than Glasgow or Aberdeen. I give it a B-
Because of the cloudiness, it is so humid which would make it uncomfortable. If it's going to be that hot, it's uncomfortable anyway, so I'd rather have sun with it. Likewise if its going to be cloudy, I'd rather it be cool. Also ''warm rain'' is hardly going to happen in winter soon as it's so dry, at best you'd get lukewarm drizzle and most of the time it would be a featureless layer of stratus cloud.
Clouds are made of water and if there was more sunshine, this would evaporate moisture resulting in lower humidity. Anyhow, you can't defend this hellhole, even most British climates are better than this
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