Rate the climate - Krasnodar, Russia (rainfall, cloudy, summer, rain)

[jackierudetsky]

C-

[srfoskey]

B.

The winter snow is too low given the temperatures. Also, I don't like that April is the snowiest month.

[Subscribe]

Looks a lot like... home.

There are some differences which do make it slightly more favorable though. Its summer is sunnier, winter is snowier (based on snowfall days) and the shoulder seasons are shorter. I also kind of like those intense winter lows.

But this does come with a downside of lost sun. So all in all I'll give it the same rating as NYC, a B-

[Nino Belov]

I give C. Winters are little warmer than I like, summers are too hot, precipitation is good.

[Palider]

B. A really good climate. Would prefer if it was slightly colder.

[jgtheone]

Originally Posted by srfoskey

B.

The winter snow is too low given the temperatures. Also, I don't like that April is the snowiest month.

January is the snowiest month. April is the rainiest month, along with December. I think you misread lol.

[Shalop]

The eastern us is the only place in the world that can manage -40 F anomalies in winter. That would never happen in Europe!

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C+ from me. Too warm most of the year, pretty lame winter averages.

[Warszawa]

C, better temps than New York but less sunshine hours

[Warszawa]

Originally Posted by deneb78

Yes and let me tell you living in Ottawa was PURE HELL. I went to university there and after the first year I never wanted to go outside between Dec-Mar and only went if I absolutely had to. I was so depressed every year I was there as I missed the green here. I still have friends in Ottawa but I will NEVER go back there for a visit in winter EVER. I'm only going back for a visit in summer if I go again.

Upstate NY is much milder than Ottawa, but I can relate to that. It's fine for a one-week visit, but spending upwards of five months in that sort of weather (November to sometime in April/May) is emotionally taxing

[Baba_Wethu]

Originally Posted by MrMarbles

Looks like a drier but somewhat gloomier version of NYC. One of the best climates in Russia IMO (only cities directly on the Black Sea such as Sochi are better). Still, I think those winters are bit too cold and long for me, though they could be much worse considering this city is in Russia.

I'll give it a B.

2100h instead of NYC's ~2300h isn't that significant. I'll give it a B- anyway.