What is the climate of your city?

what is the climate of your city?

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>In Boston, the capital of the State of Massachusetts, the climate is continental, with very cold, snowy winters and warm to hot summers, during which there are quite frequent thunderstorms. The city is located on the coast, but in the Atlantic Ocean, a cold current flows at this latitude, in addition, it's an area where different air masses collide: those coming from Canada and those coming from the Gulf of Mexico. The result is an unstable climate, with waves of bad weather alternating with clear and sunny days.

Tropical
It's a literal eternal summer here

usually hot and dry, now cold and wet.

tropical, i hate it.

RED

fairly warm where I live despite it being considered subpolar

Too hot and tropical. God i feel sorry for people who have polar weather

>Houston
Humid as fuck
Rainy as fuck
Hot as Fuck

Green is the only human zone

Subtropical, very comfy.
not too cold winter and not too hot summer.

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tropical wather makes people retarded and violent confirmed

Highland oceanic climate. I think it is cfb

Right on the border of subtropical and temperate
>California

Cfa Temperate humid hot summer.

Subpolar

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHUUHUGHG
AUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGH
ITS 98 F AND IT'S NOVEMBER
AUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGH

Hot summer contential

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half the year it's dry and warm; half, sorta rainy and chilly
In Spring max temperature is 33°, in winter min ~4°

>Bulgaria, Crimea, Pontus, North Italy and South Caucasus
>The same climate as South Spain, South Italy, South Turkey and Greece
shit map

Subtropical
>Fuck yeah

Hot semiarid climate but with a lot of raining these days

Colombia's actually pretty mild for nearly equatorial since most people live on central plateau with cool mountain air and it's cloudy much of the time.

>scotland
it has rained here really heavily for weird 10 minute intervals and then cloudy the rest of the time. The winter sun does appear though but its getting darker earlier. The other day there was so much fog it looked like a set from an 80s horror film.

suffocatingly humid in summer, okay winters
I'm probably going to move to a drier place in the future

Santa marta?

Yes, and it rains like crazy as well

Helloooo Phoenix.

imagine living in the red zone, lol

>subtropical zone
>1.5 meters of snow and -20C during winter was normal average february here a few years ago

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Latitude is only a small component in your area's climate; there are 1001 other factors which is why for instance Labrador City gets near-Arctic conditions in winter despite being only at the latitude of Amsterdam.

forsaken by god climate

yeah Phoenix is, what, 34N? for its still relatively moderate latitude the climate there is pretty extreme.

Mediterranean

Here, in Sydney, around this time it is usually really hot. 28-40C around the summer. But in the middle of the year it can be raining heavily for days and temperature can stick around the low 10s and sometimes dips to one digit.

As someone said in another thread, summers north of the 45th parallel are definitely more comfortable with the lower, less intense sun. And cloud cover doesn't particularly protect you from UV rays most of which can get through clouds anyway. In tropical locations it's generally advisable to stay indoors during midday and perform outdoor activities in the early morning or late afternoon.

>not too cold winter and not too hot summer.
In Curitiba it's the opposite - we're always complaining our winters are too cold and our summers are too hot.

I can say that Chicago gets pretty punishing winters for just 41N.