Rate the inoffensive, mild four season climate (seasons, degree, sunshine)

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Originally Posted by Neptunepenguins

I think it is more hot than cold as the summers there are pretty hot, but the winters aren't really cold at all, besides maybe a cold day or so. It is too sunny as well.

A 23°C mean isn't "pretty hot"; our avg mean is close to 23°C right now in mid April, and I'd consider it very warm, but not hot

[chiluvr1228]

Seems pretty nice to me as long as those record highs in the summer are a rarity.

[zeppelin171]

Solid A-, I feel like a climate about 1000 feet higher would be really close to my dream climate

[srfoskey]

B-
Winter is too mild, and summer is a little on the cool and dry side, but it's not too bad overall.

[trolik]

Originally Posted by tij

Hmm.. I'd argue this climate feels a bit more warm biased, due to the mild-to-cool but not quite chilly/cold winters, especially the highs. Something like Valence would probably come closer to a mild four seasons climate in my opinion.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valence_(city)#Climate


I'll give it a C+ because the summers are a bit hot but not horrible, with somewhat cooler nights, but the sunshine is excessive.

Yeah tbh it is quite warm biased because I really don't like cold. Valence looks quite nice for a 4 season climate though.

[NaleyRocks]

B+ - winter lows are too low for my tastes.

Love the sunshine and shorter winters. Overall I’d move here after I retire.

NY pension is holding me put for 20 more years, otherwise I’d move south after my daughter graduates.

[Caleb Yeung]

D. Originally considered a C- when looking at temps only but then saw the dryness and way too high sunshine.

[trolik]

Originally Posted by BMI

C+

Mild comfortable climate.

I bet there is a micro climate somewhere in northern California
that comes close to matching it.

Hmm maybe! Although, I don't know anywhere in northen california with average lows of 17C in the summer with a high not above like 34 or something...

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Originally Posted by trolik

Hmm maybe! Although, I don't know anywhere in northen california with average lows of 17C in the summer with a high not above like 34 or something...

Coastal LA and San Diego hit 18° and 19° avg lows in August respectively and their avg highs peak at 24° and 25° respectively

[tij]

Originally Posted by trolik

Hmm maybe! Although, I don't know anywhere in northen california with average lows of 17C in the summer with a high not above like 34 or something...

Yeah I commented on Valence since the precip pattern reminds me of SE France/ NW Italy with the dual autumn and spring maxima but don't believe a climate like that exists there either...