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Interesting question. You are going to get different answers depending upon who answers
I would say that it depends upon the specific climate type. I personally find most Dfb and Dfc climates to be relatively pleasant. The most perfect climate in the world (in my opinion) is St. John's Labrador/Newfoundland and it's a transitional Dfb/Dfc.
I like subarctic climates with a continental feel (Dfc) and particularly enjoy cool summer (Dfb) continental climates.
My all time favorite climates are in the humid continental zone such as Marquette, MI; Syracuse, NY; Caribou, ME, etc.
Some of the hot summer continentals are good too, I particularly like Minneapolis, Chicago, and Elkins,WV out of that lot.
Seasonal change, year round precipitation, longer shoulder seasons, a mild summer and snowy winters are what I look for in a climate.
There are some Quebec climates that have what you describe....in the Gaspe Peninsula, Matane, Rimouski...
also along the “north shore” ...Baie Comeau, Sept Iles.
I could handle a warmer subarctic climate like Whitehorse, or Atlin, BC...
but I prefer continental...it’s what I’m used to Toronto area is ok...Lethbridge-Medicine Hat is not bad either
though too big temp swings...their “averages” are good...Bow Island, halfway between is the best climate
in Alberta...summer as warm as Medicine Hat, winter almost as mild as Lethbridge, almost 1 degree C
warmer than both.
Interior BC is the best ....except for forest fire smoke they seem to get almost every summer.
It's weird that your poll doesn't have an option for people who like continental climates, like myself. I like Dfa climates with winters on the milder end.
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