Does my ideal climate exist anywhere on Earth? (snowfalls, hot, warm)

[TheTimidBlueBars]

Summers: warm but not hot (70s-mid 80s), with long, heavy rains like the Midwestern US

Spring/Fall: long, with frequent Pacific Northwest-style drizzle

Winters: snowy

Not that I'd move somewhere just for the weather, I'm just curious.

[greysrigging]

In the Southern Hemisphere, this town might suffice ?

GUYRA, NSW
"Located on a volcanic uplift of the Northern Tablelands, the town is one of the highest in Australia at 1,330 metres (4,364 feet) above sea level. The town is known for its cold winters, by Australian standards, with an average of 42 frosty nights having subzero temperatures each year and some snowfalls. Owing to Guyra's position on a high plateau, it rarely gets above 30 °C (86 °F) during summer, which is unusual for any Australian town. The record maximum temperature for Guyra is 35.1 °C (95.2 °F) on the 11 February 2017, recorded at Guyra's current station at the hospital. The record minimum temperature is −7.8 °C (18.0 °F) recorded on 26 June 1971 at Guyra Post Office."



Or perhaps this one ?
OBERON, NSW
"Oberon has an oceanic climate (Cfb); with mild to warm summers, cool to cold winters averaging 0° to 9 °C and evenly-spread precipitation throughout the year. Frosts occur regularly during autumn, winter and spring. Because of its elevation and windward position on the dividing range, moderate to occasionally heavy snowfalls can be expected each year."

[memph]

Northern Japan comes close. Or maybe somewhere like Ulleungdo island in Korea.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ulleungdo#Climate

East coast like Portland, ME or Halifax maybe not too far off?

[secondbreakfast]

Maybe somewhere in the Alps? Innsbruck comes kind of close, though 40 inches of snow per year isn't all that snowy. There's probably some Swiss or Austrian village that would be a better match.

[Emman85]

You described a borderline dfa/dfb humid continental climate and if you want snowy winters the areas in the northeast around the Great Lakes or New England should be up your alley.