Where Is the World’s Best Weather? (2020)
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Where Is the World’s Best Weather? (2020)
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#2Wow, that dreariness index plot is a total mess. I'm not even colorblind, and I had way too much trouble distinguishing the best from worst...
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#3Little surprised Redwood, CA isn't there. Their slogan is "Climate best by government test"
Re: Where Is the World’s Best Weather? (2020)
#4So the only 5 cities that score 11 are:
San Paulo, Brazil
Mzuzu, Malawi
Durban, South Africa
East London, South Africa
San Diego, USA
Re: Where Is the World’s Best Weather? (2020)
#5Wow, that dreariness index plot is a total mess. I'm not even colorblind, and I had way too much trouble distinguishing the best from worst...
Is there some reason they go orange to blue then back to red?
Re: Where Is the World’s Best Weather? (2020)
#6Wow, that dreariness index plot is a total mess. I'm not even colorblind, and I had way too much trouble distinguishing the best from worst...
Is there some reason they go orange to blue then back to red?
Someone messed up the color legend while plotting. It takes a bit of work to adjust it manually.
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#7This is incredibly dense, and I hope to read it. My first impression is that people like much warmer temperatures than I do (Orlando Florida!?).
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#8So the only 5 cities that score 11 are: San Paulo, Brazil Mzuzu, Malawi Durban, South Africa East London, South Africa San Diego, USA
The irony of naming the place with the World's best weather after London.
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#9Little surprised Redwood, CA isn't there. Their slogan is "Climate best by government test"
Redwood City*
Re: Where Is the World’s Best Weather? (2020)
#10Best optimization of weather conditions has to be seasonal. Seattle and Portland may be horrible 8 months out of the year but the summer months are quite perfect.
What I want to know are which cities are great seasonal cities in which I could potentially buy a condo for the high seasons, and then leave in the non-high seasons for a potential rental at a still competitive price.
For example: SF sucks in the summer, but maybe the tourists don't know that.