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My personal preference is definitely for colder temperatures than most other people would like. I didn't include humidity, precipitation, wind, etc., mostly be
by thefringthing 4y ago
My personal preference is definitely for colder temperatures than most other people would like.
I didn't include humidity, precipitation, wind, etc., mostly because I threw this together in an hour or so and didn't intend for it to be a "serious" analysis, just a novelty.
- rgmerk 4y agoFair enough. And it's a great discussion starter. Consider my original comment a slightly impolite suggestion how this might be done better, if somebody wants to have a crack.
- bpye 4y agoI’m absolutely with you. I moved from the U.K. to Vancouver, BC and I’ve decided it’s certainly at my upper bound for ‘warm’ summers.
- aaronbrethorst 4y agoTo be fair, last summer’s heat dome in the PNW felt pretty close to the upper bound for habitability.
- lotsofpulp 4y agoTemperature on its own is a meaningless metric when discussing how comfortable the weather is. I’ll take a dry 115F than a humid 90F.
- acchow 4y ago> My personal preference is definitely for colder temperatures than most other people would like. You should really check out San Francisco...