Which climates do you like ? (ice, degree, cloudy, degrees)
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There really isn't any other part of the world I'd want to live in weather-wise. The upper south US has the best climate, with just the right amount of seasonal variety, lots of thunderstorms, and good sunshine percentages.
Weatherwise I would love to live somewhere where the temperature averages between 15 and 30c. I also don't like places that have crazy record lows since that means no cool plants. I would love to live somewhere with mango and guapuru and coconut trees everywhere. In Tegucigalpa people have banana and mango trees in their backyards, how cool is that?!
Weatherwise I would love to live somewhere where the temperature averages between 15 and 30c. I also don't like places that have crazy record lows since that means no cool plants. I would love to live somewhere with mango and guapuru and coconut trees everywhere. In Tegucigalpa people have banana and mango trees in their backyards, how cool is that?!
They are cool but it's not worth it to be sweating in the winter.
Hypothetically an oceanic climate could exist that would be sunny enough for me to like, but so far all the ones I've found are cwb like Johannesburg or csb like San Francisco. Melbourne and Sydney are pretty close to what I'm talking about. Sydney is slightly too warm and therefore technically subtropical I think and Melbourne is a bit too cloudy. But if such a climate were to exist, that's what it would look like.
Hypothetically an oceanic climate could exist that would be sunny enough for me to like, but so far all the ones I've found are cwb like Johannesburg or csb like San Francisco. Melbourne and Sydney are pretty close to what I'm talking about. Sydney is slightly too warm and therefore technically subtropical I think and Melbourne is a bit too cloudy. But if such a climate were to exist, that's what it would look like.
Hypothetically an oceanic climate could exist that would be sunny enough for me to like, but so far all the ones I've found are cwb like Johannesburg or csb like San Francisco. Melbourne and Sydney are pretty close to what I'm talking about. Sydney is slightly too warm and therefore technically subtropical I think and Melbourne is a bit too cloudy. But if such a climate were to exist, that's what it would look like.
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