>Rome
>Daily High, hottest month: 88.7 (31.5) [Hot!]
>Daily High, coldest month: 52.7 (11.5) [Cool]
>Berlin:
>Daily High, hottest month: 74.5 (23.6) [Warm]
>Daily High, coldest month: 37.2 (2.9) [Cold!]
>London:
>Daily High, hottest month: 74.3 (23.5)[Warm]
>Daily High, coldest month: 46.6 (8.1) [Chilly]
>Paris:
>Daily High, hottest month: 77.4 (25.2) [Warm]
>Daily High, coldest month: 45 (7.2) [Chilly borderline cold]
>Barcelona:
>Daily High, hottest month: 84.2 (29) [Hot!]
>Daily High, coldest month: 58.6 (14.8) [Mild]
>Washington DC:
>Daily High, hottest month: 88.4 (31.3) [Hot!]
>Daily High, coldest month: 43.4 (6.3) [Cold!]
Why don't Europeans have seasons? It never gets both hot and cold in Europe, it's always mild there. Do Europeans envy east coast America's more seasonal weather?
>extreme weather
>good
wew
>6 celsius
>cold
top nigger
Western Europe is about 5°C warmer due to the North Atlantic Drift and the reason why it doesn't get so warm is that is it so far North compared to most US states.
>>52419909
>be american
>get skin cancer
>>52420125
It's not that that specific temperature is 'cold' itself but those are the averages, which means there are quite a few days below that that would make the weather indeed pretty cold during the winter.
Besides, there's a tier below that for Nordic nations, but like wise there's a tier above hot for desert people.
>Helsinki:
>Daily High, hottest month: 70.7 (21.5) [Barely Warm]
>Daily High, coldest month: 28.6 (-1.3) [Freezing!!]
>>52420293
>be brit
>go out into sun for an hour
>Burn bright red and become unable to download things from the internet at reasonable speeds
>>52420293
>tfw less than 2000
>>52420494
New Hampshire or Washington?
>>52420571
Alaska. I had to look up the average myself
>Washington
31
6
Difference 25
>Turin
28
-2
Difference 30
>>52420317
>coldest month
>Helsinki -1
>Turin -2
We nordic now!
>>52420962
Turin confirmed Seasonal
Other European countries, are you even trying?
>We nordic now!
You're looking at average low instead of average high, average high is the temperature that it will raise to during daylight hours
I live in the perfect climate. Ideal human temperature is 15ºC, same as my hometown, and we can have 15ºC every day of the year.
>>52421410
It's just mildly warm/mildly cool all year
I guess it's perfect for those who don't like heat or cold
>>52421410
t. Alberto Barbosa
Why would I want to live in a place where summer highs of 90F are normal and winter lows of 20F are normal?
>>52421644
show me yours
>>52420962
Now you're mixing up highs and lows, if I understood the burger correctly, Helsinki averages -1 high, not low
>>52421273
My nearest station:
4.5/-0.3 for January
25.5/14.4 for July
But let's not forget those are just averages and there's huge day-today and year-to-year variations in reality
>>52421730
>>52421894
Damn Australian winters sure are hot
>>52419909
But those are only coastal cities with an oceanic climate. Why don't you post the readings for some inland capitals such as Budapest, Prague, Minsk and Moscow?
>>52419909
just
shut
up
you
moron
t.Siberian
>>52422192
Washington DC is also a coastal city
>>52420047
>>52419909
We do have seasons, the continent has extreme changes in seasons as well because they do not get the effect of living next to an ocean (which moderates conditions).
>>52422758
Take it up wit da atlantic current, buddy. Sheesh.
>>52422834
>Hell Tier:
>Bright warm sunny winter day with snow on the ground
>>52422758
West side climates are almost more moderate than East side ones because of Western winds generally prevailing thanks to earth rotation and bringing along constant cool/mild oceanic winds, so a better comparison would be San Francisco which is pretty much the same temps year round
>>52423437
>almost
*almost always
>>52422976
That's literally today here
>>52422834
this is the most nonsensical image I've seen all day
>>52420293
feels good to live in a dark blue region
oh wait, no it doesnt
>>52423870
>Fahrenheit
>>52424057
Celsius is on there too if you squint
>>52424268
Metric on the interstate in Arizona? Why?
>>52420317
The farther away you go from the coast, the larger the temperature variations become. Helsinki is a coastal city, so the temperature variations are obviously lower.
>Tampere
>Daily high, hottest month: 22.2C
>Daily high, coldest month: -3.4C
>Jyväskylä
>Daily high, hottest month: 21.8C
>Daily high, coldest month: -5.1C
>>52424393
Basically a relic of that time the government tried to switch to the metric system (and failed).
Once they changed the mile posts to kilometer posts nobody wanted them changed back.
I-19 only runs like 60 miles straight to the border.
Climate of my City.
