Climate battle: The Merseyside Derby (Liverpool, NS vs Liverpool EN) (snowy, warmest)

[lommaren]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liverp...Scotia#Climate

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liverpool#Climate

There are two Liverpools by the Atlantic. One substantially smaller than the other, but with a reputation as a top-notch travel destinations in summer in Eastern Canada. That is more than compensated for by ultra-snowy and windy winters.

Liverpool in England on the other hand - solid climate year round but without the hassle of snowstorms during winter and also somehow less wet than its namesake.

I'd go with Nova Scotia for the pleasant summers and the not so scary winter temps.

[BMI]

Liverpool, Nova Scotia for me.

One of best climates on Canada's east coast.

There are places in Nova Scotia with slightly warmer summers,
and places with slightly warmer winters but Liverpool, NS has
a very good balance of both.

Liverpool, England ....is kinda dreary...though it gets a few extra
points for being the home town of the Beatles

[dunno what to put here]

Liverpool, Nova Scotia is superior in every aspect for me.

[ilovemycomputer90]

Both are very fine climates, but I'll go with Nova Scotia for the cooler winters and higher precipitation. Winter temps are right around my ideal. Summers are not bad at all.

[lommaren]

Originally Posted by BMI

Liverpool, Nova Scotia for me.

One of best climates on Canada's east coast.

There are places in Nova Scotia with slightly warmer summers,
and places with slightly warmer winters but Liverpool, NS has
a very good balance of both.

Liverpool, England ....is kinda dreary...though it gets a few extra
points for being the home town of the Beatles

Where are summers warmer? I know winters are warmer in Yarmouth though...

[gordo]

This is a difficult one.

I'll go with Liverpool EN. While Liverpool NS has a summer, it also has too much snow.

[BMI]

Originally Posted by lommaren

Where are summers warmer? I know winters are warmer in Yarmouth though...

Windsor, Nova Scotia is slightly warmer...
July average temp is 19.9C / 68F
July average high 25.1C / July average low 14.2C

Other warm Summer places in the running include...

Pugwash ....24.7C / 14.8C ....Average temp 19.8C (warmest average July low)

Greenwood ....25.8C / 13.5C (warmest average July high)

[muslim12]

Liverpool nova Scotia for the much better summers, lower latitude, more sunshine, and the winters are hardly brutal considering its location.

[lommaren]

Originally Posted by gordo

This is a difficult one.

I'll go with Liverpool EN. While Liverpool NS has a summer, it also has too much snow.

New Brunswick man has spoken.

Snow is very romantic for people that don't have to deal with ploughing up the driveway right?

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Originally Posted by lommaren

New Brunswick man has spoken.

Snow is very romantic for people that don't have to deal with ploughing up the driveway right?

Might explain why Canadians are not as fat as we are - they are kept active by shoveling snow. Good exercise for the not lazy.