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Did the same as in this thread: https://www.city-data.com/forum/weath...e-climate.html
for Paris and suburbs' hot records. Winters would be rainy and cloudy and summers dry and sunny, so a sort of Mediterranean climate.
Meanwhile, this are the records highs for BA in every month. Not too high in the summer (considering BA has very hot summers, it never got to be more than 110 f here) but very high in winter. Consider we do have a "little summer" inside every August right after "Tormenta de Santa Rosa" that always rise temperatures and sometimes it gets to be 30 celsius. This happen every year. Its also not uncommon to reach 25 celsius every June or July a couple of days.
With this record highs, BA seems like Singapore or something.
Comparing it to Paris, cant believe the diference.
But BA is 34 S, its not that is very far from the equator or anything.
Warm weather temperatures in winter in BA are not uncommon. Actually, i would go as far as saying that there are "heat waves" every winter.
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