>summer in december, southern hemisphere
>everything is decored with winter theme because christmas
c u cked by northern hemisphere. argh!
its ok man
You can just say cuck now senpai
>implying hemisphere matters in your eternal summer equatorial tropics
Oh wow so maybe your mean temps are 28°C in July instead of 30°C in January, what a "difference"
>>52193549
>cuck
Really? baka senpai if that's true, the wordfilters were fun.
Yeah, I always wondered how people below the equator felt about everything being "sleigh bells" this and "White Christmas" that.
>>52195795
Meh, even here at 50°N, White Christmas is like a 1 in 10-20 years thing, because later December regularly gets mild waves due to some recurring weather phenomenon
>>52194335
That has to be the most ignorant shit i had ever read from a german.
>>52197250
It's true, if you're very close to the equator (like most of Brazil is), seasonal differences start to vanish, as well as day length (always around 12 hours, while here it varies from 8 to 16 hours)
>>52194335
wtf
>>52197250
>>52197365
Look at your average Brazilian city: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manaus#Geography
There's no variation whatsoever other than rain patterns
>>52197352
You forget our country is huge and the majority of the population live close to or south of the Tropic of Capricorn.
>>52197352
some cities in the south have highs below 20ºC in the winter, while summers in the high 20's, 30's ºC. Meme altitude towns can even get regular negative temperatures.
>>52188360
Dumb frogposter.
>>52188360
>be next to america
>enjoy the full american xmast dream
>>52194335
>implying only altitude matters regarding weather
>>52197540
>>52197565
99% of Brazil lives in the tropics (i.e. within +/-23.5° latitude)
But even very southern cities outside it only have little variation, there's a cool summer and a hot summer
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Florian%C3%B3polis#Geography
