in which climate zone were you born, and which one would you prefer to spend the rest of your life?

[Andullero]

Was born in an Am (Monsoon) borderline Af (Rainforest) ambience, but would love to live in a Cfa (Humid subtropical) ambience.

[Varda]

I'm intrigued on what Slovenian tundra looks like

Well, your country has so many dialects and climates too. I guess mountains are to blame in both cases.

Montenegro is more diverse in climate than Slovenia, but has only 2 dialects.

[Damião de Góis]

I have lived all my life in a mediterranean climate on the Atlantic coast which has its own characteristics. Besides i think this climatic map was very lazily made when you have towns like Sines and Beja, both in southern Portugal, one coastal and one inland having the same climate and both painted in yellow when they clearly have different climates:





On the other hand in the northern half of the country you have these two cities painted in with the same color as well (one coastal and one inland) when they also have very different climates:

[Rumata]

Montenegro is more diverse climate than Slovenia, but has only 2 dialects.

True. Maybe they used different criteria when defining dialects, otherwise my theory would be ruined


P. S. I got no notification from TA about Varda quoting my message in this thread. I wonder what is the reason and if anyone had the same problem. Here's the screenshot:

[Victor]

Born in humid subtropical, live in humid subtropical.Great climate good for the health.

I'm literally dying in Moscow when it's above +28 during summertime due to high humidity, at the same time i'm ok with +38 in dry steppe climate. Dry hot climate is the best for health, during the times of Russian Empire nobles who had lung problems mostly moved to the territories of modern Southern Ukraine.

[Victor]

double post

[Varda]

True. Maybe they used different criteria when defining dialects, otherwise my theory would be ruined


P. S. I got no notification from TA about Varda quoting my message in this thread. I wonder what is the reason and if anyone had the same problem. Here's the screenshot:

Same here with that your quote.

[Jana]

I'm literally dying in Moscow when it's above +28 during summertime due to high humidity, at the same time i'm ok with +38 in dry steppe climate. Dry hot climate is the best for health, during the times of Russian Empire nobles who had lung problems mostly moved to the territories of modern Southern Ukraine.

For sure.

I moved to Dalmatia from north Adriatic coast which has humid subtropical climate. It's a shit climate, at least for me.

I like dry climates much more and feel much healthier in them as well. Despite Dalmatia is hotter than Kvarner Bay, it's dry Med climate is doing wonders for me.
would never go back to humid subtropical

[Varda]

The best climate for me is climate of the Herzegovinian high fields. Relatively cold and snowy winters, high amount of precipitation per year (over 1000 mm), high number of clear/sunny days regardless on high precipitation, in summer moderate warm daily maximums but fresh minimums (without tropical nights) and relatively low humidity. Typical representatives Gacko (950 m), Nevesinje (900 m) and Duvno (900 m).

They are in blue zone in the south marked as Submountain-Med climate https://www.fhmzbih.gov.ba/slike/klima/BH-KLIMA.jpg

[Nurzat]

by this map, born/grew up in Dfc (Subarctic), I live in Dfb (Warm-summer humid continental).

I like the warm-summer continental climate because it's balanced, you've got winter, a bit of spring, a pretty hot summer and a longer autumn