Which place on the Earth has the best climate?

We'll start here, now tell me what you like and dislike about it
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Essaouira#Climate

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>>67828786
A womb.

Caracas or Medellin. 18-25 degrees all year round.

I prefeer the weather here.
Nice and whet so everything is green but still a fair amount of sun.
Few days above 30°C, rarely below -5°C during the day.

We do have the 4 seasons without feeling the extremes

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>>67834119
holland is shit

>>67828786
pic related

>>67834289
>mediterranean climate
>good

Too fucking hot.

>Holland is shit
Sitzpinkler

>>67834622
its only hot in the summer
for some hours

>>67834679
forgot to write that you white retards visit these countries only in summer

>>67834679
>its only hot in the summer
An entire season is shit, you call that the comfy climate?

>for some hours
Between 9 and 23 it's too fucking hot.

>>67834731
Not everybody has the luxery to get a holiday off-season all the time.

>>67834806
>An entire season is shit,
millions of tourists think otherwise you retard
you just sit home, bar, whatever from 12 to 3
rest of the day is nice
and in that time all cities are active at night

>>67834806
its cheaper to visit these countries when its not summer

Walvis Bay is close.

>average high never above 21
>average low never below 10

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

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>>67828786
Azores probably, but it rains a lot during the winter

>>67834929
forgot to write that you white retards stay at home all the day in winter
inb4 le comfy winter meme

>>67834929
>rest of the day is nice
If you think >35°C is nice maybe. Which isn't even rare at 20h

>its cheaper to visit these countries when its not summer
Again, not everybody has the luxury to get an off-season holiday.

Brazil except during summer.
>b-but muh snow
Fuck that it's not worth it.

>>67835036
35c in greece
is different to
35c in holland

and it gets often over 40c

>>67835269
I know, 35°C here is pure death, but the 35°C in Italy still horrible.

>>67835056
northern shitaly doesnt have mediterranean climate
its a filthy hot jungle and a shithole like holland
hot shit summers and filled with african immigrants who sell drugs to children at daylight

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Southern France

>>67834289
good taste

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semi-high altitude mediterranean climates are very nice, we have a couple of them in Portugal.
For example, 100km away from the sea, and 700 meters of altitude

>>67834806
>An entire season is shit
Winter can be too cold sometimes, but at least it's not awful 3 seasons a year like yours

>>67835847
Not true, too cold.

>>67828786
Lapland

>>67835947
what

>>67835913
>but at least it's not awful 3 seasons a year like yours
Which 3?
Because I love all of them, but summer is my least favourite.

>>67835947
Go back to the sahara

>>67836215
The ones that aren't summer

>>67836369
>The ones that aren't summer
You mean the best ones with storms, snow and nice sunny days?

>>67836416
Yeah the ones when it's always cold and going outside isn't enjoyable

>>67836474
>always cold
It barely gets cold here.

t. someone who works outside

>>67836536
>It barely gets cold here.
The average temperature in Amsterdam in SUMMER is 17.5 degrees. That's cold unless you're a snownigger

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Cfb is the only true answer.

>>67836649
I'm a purebred Dutchmen.
I walk in shorts and t-shirts when it's above 15°C

>>67836712
no you filthy monkey
that yellow part
is the best

>>67836802
>15°C
Hoodie weather

some people must be punched into the face until they understand that the mediterranean has the best climate

[insert a country that is not Finland]

Reminder that man evolved in the subtropics, you effete snowpansies

>>67836848
Currently it's hoodie weather, maximum temperature is 5°C during the day.

>>67836889
Some sandniggers must be explained in a calm matter that their opinion is objectively wrong. If you want to boil your skin off you can use a sauna.

>>67836896
Reminder that men fled the subtropics.

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>>67836896

>>67836832
It's also the rarest
>tfw yellow
at lest life is not completely shit

>>67836712

Brazil is colder than Argentina and Chile? wow!

>>67836980
>maximum temperature is 5°C during the day.
That's thick jacket weather

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>>67836980
there are no deserts in greece
my opinion is not wrong
my skin color is perfect

>>67837053
You sound like a arabic/berber person. They also start wearing these weirdly thick clothes at normal temperatures.

>>67837087
Mehmed pls. If your weather was perfect, why go to Germany?

>>67837184
>You sound like a arabic/berber person.
I'm not.

>>67837184
good thing that greece is recovering
i can leave this shit country behind me
forever

>>67837257
>good thing that greece is recovering
Glad to help out. When do I get my €700 back?

>>67837360
when you suck my dick you lazy shitskin

>>67828786
Iquique, Chile, has almost exactly the climate specifications you asked for and isn't a deserted place, but it has a lot of sunlight.

I'm sure I can find you a place with your sunlight hours too, but it might be in the middle of nowhere

t. can find any climate if it exists

>>67837040
That's a climate map not a temperature map

>>67828786
probably someplace like BC, or Washington, down to NorCal if you don't mind endless rain

Vancouver Island is paradise.

Southern Ontario is incredibly mild as well, especially once you get to Niagara and Essex areas.

>>67828786
We have that climate here. One of our slogans is "the land of eternal spring"

>>67837519
>vancouver island
Isn't Vancouver Canada's Auckland? How is that paradise?

>>67837519
North America is too continental for OP's temperature constraints, no such place exists there that I'm aware of.

>>67837539
Every place in Guatemala that matches op's maximum temperature constraint fails his minimum, and vice-versa.

>>67837714
Vancouver is actually on the mainland. Vancouver Island is alright and white for the most part.

>>67828786
Montana

>>67837896
That's algoods
Hope it stays white
How big is immigration there?

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>>67837539
We call Cuernavaca the city of eternal spring and central Mexico is already as temperate a climate as it gets.

>>67828786

"The warmest month is May with an average temperature of 23.5 °C (74.3 °F) and the coolest month is January with an average of 18.7 °C (65.7 °F)."

>>67838018
Stay out! You're no welcomed!

>>67837846
>>67828786
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lima#Climate

By checking Lima's climate data you can infer that somewhere in the Peruvian coast a place will exist that matches your specifications, if you don't mind living in the middle of nowhere.

You're welcome

>>67838094
Forgot to link source
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuernavaca#Climate

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>>67837846
fuck op and his country

>>67838018
>If you live in a newly built high-rise building in Vancouver, you may have noticed a few missing floors.
find out why canadians dont like the number 8
canada is a non country

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>>67838094
Cuernavaca completely fails OP's insane temperature and sunlight request.

He asked for highest and lowest daily, not average monthly. Plus it has over 3000 sunlight hours. On top of that it's very continental.

>>67838281
I just find it interesting to find climates to match specifications. If it exists I can find it.

>tfw country never experiences periods of drought

you losers could only wish for this

>>67837714
Vancouver island is just off the mainland and very cozy because the mountains keep the temperate climate in.
>>67837846
the West coast is very temperate, probably the closest you can find anywhere to OPs limits

preferable Washington or BC for the cooler weather.

it rarely goes over 20-25 in BC and never gets that cold in the winter, often just above 0

>>67838507
In all honesty you probably have one of the worst climates in europe though not as bad as the summer-for-six-months-of-the-year-mediterranean europe

>>67838281
>find out why canadians dont like the number 8
never even heard of this
i know many buildings wont have a 13th floor

>>67838403
there was a cool website where you could find places which have the exact same climate vegetation and topography but i lost it

>>67838507
how can a young human waste his best time in a shithole like yours
getting a (you) from me must be the highlight of your day

>>67838114
Kek, I was just asking how long you reckon Vancouver Island will stay white

>>67838638
I know exactly how cold the western north american coast gets, which is why I know no place there will fit OP's insanely narrow temperature range. Only localized anomalies like the Peruvian or northern Chilean coasts can fit it.

Personal, Eureka, CA (which is notorious because of it's climate) has my favorite climate.

>>67838638
So it's like a microclimate? A temperate area protected by the cold as fuck weather in the rest of Canada

>>67838700
ok it was 4 not 8

In Mandarin and Cantonese, the number 4 sounds similar to the word for death. Condo developers and real estate agents know that buyers from China, a key demographic, will avoid buying condos on floors with the number 4 for exactly that reason. The result: many new Vancouver high-rises are missing not only the 4th floor but the 14th, 24th, 34th and even 44th floors. In some cases, even individual suites with the number 4 are skipped.

hope jackie chan takes canada

>>67838818
I remember reading somewhere Vancouver was the mildest of all major Canadian cities. It's within expectations since the western coasts of continents are less continental than the eastern coasts and often warmer on average.

>>67838721
it's pretty nice and comfy actually

>>67838880
Victoria is more mild than Vancouver is

and Southern Ontario has the lake effect to create a similar climate though not as extreme, you really only get that temperate range very far south though and it will go below zero (but not much below)

>>67838350
You will not find a place on earth where record highs/lows stay within OP's range ALL the time, Xalapa gets a similar climate with beautiful rainforsts like pictured providing cover from the sun, however you only get the average humidity by going slighly above his maximum on average temperatures during some months, the yearly average is 18C. Mexico City gets an average of 16C (the Southern burroughs of Tlalpan and Milpa Alta are at higher elevation forested areas that escape the pollution prevalent elsewhere in the city) but the average lows go below OP's request.

IMHO Cuernavaca is as close as you get unless you can find some miniscule mountain valley with near stable temperature year round. The problem is even there you'll have higher/lower temperatures some days of the year. There's no way to live in OP's exact temperature range unless you find two very table areas in both the southern and northern hemisphere and live in each one for half a year.

>>67838880
the East coast isn't continental, we just get the arctic currents coming down which makes it bitter cold

the opposite of what the gulf stream does for Europe.

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>>67838977
forgot pic

>>67838908
Adaptation can only go so far, and even if you're a native you won't find a temperature of 7ºC pleasing. Perhaps because you are unfamiliar with long periods of experiencing temperatures in the 15ºC range you don't realize it yet, but it cannot be comfy because humans don't work that way

>>67838880
I think the opposite happen is NZ as we are Southern Hemisphere, as the east coast here is hot and dry, while west coast is mild and wet

>>67838721
>says the German

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>>67838908
would kill myself there t.bh
your right hand must be your best friend

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>>67837846
The capital has that climate thought. I live there and the lowest temperature this year was like 30 degrees and the highest like 27 degrees for just like a couple of days.

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>>67839069
I am a Greek

>>67839254
even worse lol

>>67838977
>You will not find a place on earth where record highs/lows stay within OP's range ALL the time
Assuming OP is rational, he knows that and was asking for averages. Even then, nowhere in Mexico fits his range, only the places I mentioned.

>>67839017
That's precisely the kind of thing that tends to make the eastern coasts more continental.

>>67839038
that's why I wear clothes

>>67839053
The phenomenon isn't related to humidity specifically, but in general, the western coasts in the southern hemisphere are much drier than the eastern as well, so NZ might be an exception. Your neighbors Australia fit the pattern (both climate and humidity) quite nicely

>>67839281
continental climates are very different though
hot summers and cold winters

the East is a fairly steady Atlantic climate that is cool all year round

>>67839266
Being a Greek in germany is better than being a german in germany.

Hawaii, the Garden Route of South Africa, Canary Islands.

>>67839175
The problem is that "that kind" is too broad a definition to help OP. Your capital doesn't come close to having the narrow temperature range he specified.

>>67839352
This discussion is pointless but do try to experience a May to June in Ireland before thinking you have a super comfy climate

>>67839281
Azores and Iquique don't fit either on the same rationale you're disqualifying Cuernavaca, "somewhere on the Peruvian coast" is nothing but speculation, I mentioned the cases oif Xalapa and Mexico City (both places generally reagrded as having exceptionally good weather) precissely to demonstrate how just a 2 degree avarge temp difference makes too much of a difference, adding the sunlight hours request makes it insane if you'll be looking at average low/highs, any place that (roughly) gets that temperature range will have too mcuh sun exposure for OP, cloud cover comes at the expense of temperature variation.

>>67839408
I see what you mean but it's not in accordance with Köppen's definition of the term.

Plus I wouldn't call your East cool all year round given that your July high is 3ºC higher than my city which is in fucking portugal

>>67839526
not saying the climate is comfy; it's shit with the constant rain. at the moment, the rainfall is so heavy that my coat would be drenched if I went outside for a moment

but the temperature is honestly not half bad as long as it isn't under the freezing point

>>67839657
I never mentioned the Azores because they don't fit OP's range. Iquique almost does, and I can be almost certain (in the mathematical, strict definition of the expression) that somewhere on the Peruvian will fit exactly what OP wants.

Both Xalapa and Mexico City are way too off what OP wants in both temperature and sunlight terms.

>any place that (roughly) gets that temperature range will have too mcuh sun exposure for OP, cloud cover comes at the expense of temperature variation.
Again, somewhere in the Peruvian coast a place like OP wants exists with a probability that is almost certainly one.

>>67839843
Oh, ok. I kind of see what you mean, the cold in the interior northern plateaus is much more bearable than the cold on the coast, it's just that you mentioned drought in your first post so I didn't know you were referring to temperature only.

With 0 wind speed and no humidity even 6ºC feels invigorating with just jeans and a thick sweater. The problem is how rare those conditions are.

>>67840014
>the cold in the interior northern plateaus is much more bearable than the cold on the coast
Here in portugal, mind you.

>>67839884
I was providing examples of how very small variations affect climate, in the end compared to Europe (and I've been several times on all seasons) our weather is paradise.

The thing is until you locate the exact place I would remain skeptical.

>>67839379
True, Australia is dry everywhere.
New Zealand is an island, so that might be the reason why west coast is wet and east coast is dry here

>>67828786
Northeast USA

>>67840122
You're strangely hung up on monthly averages when they don't really matter. Plus Mexico will have a higher variance in temperature for any given range than the places I suggested.

And that's extremely subjective, Europe is a continent, not a country for starters. Personally, no place in Mexico even comes close to being temperate enough in the summer for me.

And that's ok, I'm not going to spend an hour scouring through climate data for tiny villages that may not even exist to prove a point I know with almost certainty.

>>67835847
I would rather not go to le republique democratique du congo

>>67837714
I live on Vancouver Island and always have.

I really like it but if you don't like rain it's not for you. It rains 280 days of the year. The geography is amazing and lots of nice nature hikes to do in the summer. I wish it snowed more in the winter though, I really enjoy snow.

>>67838018
I should have replied to this one too.

It's still like 90%+ white. The capital city, Victoria has a bit more asians, but its still probably 85%. We like Brits and Aussies, but Slavics, Asians and especially brown people are very disliked. I've been noticing quite a few muslims in my town over the past two years. Kinda sucks.

>>67840621
I'm well aware Europe is a continent but let's look at it, extreme variations are extremely common, take the mediterranean for instance, colder winters than what we get and summers as hot as our regions with bad weather, you get far enough north summers are temeperate and winter becomes an issue. There might be temperate climates somewhere in Eastern Europe granted.

As for temperature temperate enough in the summer you must like frigid weather if Toluca is too hot for you, but I'm absolutely certain no one would say that about la rosilla in Durango. We are a far larger country than your average European nation.

>>67828786
>A womb

>warm tropical abode

>>67841164
>extreme variations are extremely common
bruh do you even North-Western Europe? Just look at the UK for example, cool summers and mild winters, same in the Benelux and Northern-France.

>There might be temperate climates somewhere in Eastern Europe granted
Those would be far more continental, very cold winters and hot summers.

>>67841164
>extreme variations are extremely common
Yet again so are they in the temperate mexican areas because those are usually at altitude. Your regions with low variance are just way to hot.

And Toluca is just too hot since it has the same May high as my city's July's. A Corunha and Gijon are nearby and offer better climates with far less sunlight, but my ideal climate is Eureka, CA.

>>67840477
>Australia is dry everywhere.

Are you retarded?

>>67841164
And La Rosilla is at enough altitude to practically guarantee I will experience some form of altitude sickness, plus it's not colder than my city in the summer but it's much, much colder in the winter.

All of your temperate summer (highs less than 24ºC) places will suffer from enormous continentality and temperature ranges, more so than western Europe in fact.

>>67828786
>central arizona
>svalbard
>the rainforest in rainy season with max humidity

>>67828786
socal

>>67842003
>the rainforest in rainy season with max humidity
That is literally every day at 5pm. There are good reasons most of ours is completely empty. Go to Wikipedia and search for Manaus' weather

>>67840977
>>67840906
thanks for the info man, sounds like a great place

>>67841840
you know what I mean, you're the most arid continent in the world

>>67842167
Suicide inducing unless you can afford AC

>>67837040
>Brazilian green parts are either on high lands or mountain ranges
>NE Argentina and Urgay are mostly flat
hmm I wonder

>>67837003
vomit yellow > yellow
though personally I prefer light green since I like it a bit cooler and wetter.