Would you consider Reykjavik to have a warm summer? (annually, winters, july)

[Ed's Mountain]

Originally Posted by Randomguy1234

Like it or not, Reykjavik has more than 5 hours of sun a day in summer - making it sunny.

Like it or not, Reykjavik has more than 16 hours of cloud a day in summer--making it cloudy.

[Ed's Mountain]

Originally Posted by Randomguy1234

No it's not low, 5 hours of sunshine is sunny.

16 hours of clouds is cloudy.

[Randomguy1234]

Originally Posted by Ed's Mountain

One single day... that is still mostly (≥ 50%) cloudy.

Only just!

[Randomguy1234]

Originally Posted by Ed's Mountain

Like it or not, Reykjavik has more than 16 hours of cloud a day in summer--making it cloudy.

Like it or not, Reykjavik has more than 5 hours of sun a day in summer - making it sunny

[Randomguy1234]

Originally Posted by Ed's Mountain

16 hours of clouds is cloudy.

5 hours of sun is sunny!

[Ed's Mountain]

Obviously repetition is your only thought process so I'm out of here. Enjoy your 15 minutes of sunshine... followed by 45 minutes of clouds.

[Randomguy1234]

Originally Posted by Ed's Mountain

Obviously repetition is your only thought process so I'm out of here. Enjoy your 15 minutes of sunshine... followed by 45 minutes of clouds.

I will do!

[Rob93]

5 hours of sun a day on a different planet in a solar system far away. The day length on this planet is 380 hours and a year is 16 earth years.

Wilko/random1234 still finds this place to be sunny

[Joe90]

Originally Posted by Randomguy1234

No it's not low, 5 hours of sunshine is sunny.

You're using non traditional logic here - would you care to explain why a day with 75% cloud obscured sun equals sunny, rather than gloomy?

[B87]

No, it rarely ever gets warm there, at any time of year.

The record high is only 25.7c.

The SE and central south coast of England averages over 5 hours of sun per day, yet outside of summer nobody would call it a sunny place.