Climate Battle: Turpan vs Jiujiang (hot, average, temperatures, precipitation)
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If I had to pick though, it'd probably be Jiujiang as one could grow things more easily. Jiujiang also has the highest average monthly temperature I could find in China for a Cfa climate at 94F/79F for July.
Neither really as both have winters which are far colder than my ideal. If I had to choose, I'd definitely choose Jiujiang because it has much milder winters than Turpan while benefitting from slightly cooler summers. Turpan's heat in summer is a bit over the top even for me.
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Jiujiang easily wins this.
Jiujiang is similar to my dream climate temperatures for all 12 months of the year. I prefer if summer had lows a bit lower and being drier, and more precipitation for parts of Mid Autumn to Mid spring, but it is still a great B+ climate.
Areas of East Central China and Central Japan have such great 4 season climates such as Shanghai, Tokyo, Jiujiang, Nanchang, Kanazawa, and Niigata.
I would find Turpan more impressive if it had at least 20x the precipitation. Dunno why, I guess I expect desertic places to get ridiculous temperatures.
I go for Jujiang, its summers are over the top and humid but Turpan's extreme aridity is unacceptable.
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