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I shall balance things a bit and vote for Berlin. I want my winters. And while Rome doesn't get proper cold, Berlin can get hot at times.
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Originally Posted by tom77falcons
Anyone know what the lowest temp reached in Rome each winter? I mean the lowest single temp reached, not the average low. I'm wondering what growing zone it would be in.
This website says -3.8°C/25.2°F for 1981-2010, would be on the cooler end of zone 9b. But I don't know where's this data from, probably from Ciampino?
Why are you so dislike Berlin's climate? It isn't extreme hot or cold (Rome's summers are too hot, not only for me). Yes, Berlin is cloudier, but it isn't extreme cloudy, and sunshine, in my opinion, can't be as serious criterion as temperatures.
Exactly, that's YOUR opinion. Berlin is too much like the UK, no thanks. Rome it is!
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It isn't extreme hot or cold (Rome's summers are too hot, not only for me). Yes, Berlin is cloudier, but it isn't extreme cloudy, and sunshine, in my opinion, can't be as serious criterion as temperatures.