The least perfect weather days, the better the quality of life
Any-Web-3347 on
Also, that’s not my perfect weather data. The temperature band needs shifting down 5°C.
Lelorinel on
82F with no cloud cover or wind does not sound like a perfect day lol
YmamsY on
The criteria are ridiculous. Either that, or I am one of the luckiest persons in Europe that somehow experienced the almost none existing perfect weather days in Scotland, Iceland, Norway, Netherlands and the Alps.
Brewe on
Is that an official definition of a perfect weather day? Because it’s quite a bit from mine (average Northern European). 28 °C with no wind or cloud cover? Just kill me now.
Give me 15 °C with no wind or cloud cover
Or 20 °C with some wind or cloud cover
or 25 °C with some wind *and* cloud cover.
__Quercus__ on
Enjoy Cairo, a city known for its pleasant weather. /s
Cairo scores high because many days during winter fit OP’s criteria, but the other three seasons, yikes!
lokethedog on
When this was posted for the US, I suspected that it would be off for some people. Now that I see it for a region I know better I can tell you: this is wrong for nearly everyone. Morocco and Egypt are not ideal, very few people could argue that. Barcelona is „south enough“, beyond that it quickly becomes a trade off between more warm days but also more extremely hot days.
kodex1717 on
What can anyone tell me about the little red dot on the southern tip of Spain? Is this a mountain peak?
ale_93113 on
Perfect days is a very subjective thing tho
For example, I wouldn’t call highs of 20C perfect, that’s way too cold for me, I would rather move the segment from 20-28 go 25-32C
Some other people may disagree and like colder weather and wouldn’t tolerate 25C
So what I consider perfect others may consider bad and vice-versa
Someone in the comments said they liked cloudy weather of 15C, that depresses me greatly and I cannot imagine how that could be perfect
But it’s perfect FOR THEM
LATERi on
Sunny -5 °C with new snow and no wind is the perfect weather, other opinions are wrong 🙂
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The least perfect weather days, the better the quality of life
Also, that’s not my perfect weather data. The temperature band needs shifting down 5°C.
82F with no cloud cover or wind does not sound like a perfect day lol
The criteria are ridiculous. Either that, or I am one of the luckiest persons in Europe that somehow experienced the almost none existing perfect weather days in Scotland, Iceland, Norway, Netherlands and the Alps.
Is that an official definition of a perfect weather day? Because it’s quite a bit from mine (average Northern European). 28 °C with no wind or cloud cover? Just kill me now.
Give me 15 °C with no wind or cloud cover
Or 20 °C with some wind or cloud cover
or 25 °C with some wind *and* cloud cover.
Enjoy Cairo, a city known for its pleasant weather. /s
Cairo scores high because many days during winter fit OP’s criteria, but the other three seasons, yikes!
When this was posted for the US, I suspected that it would be off for some people. Now that I see it for a region I know better I can tell you: this is wrong for nearly everyone. Morocco and Egypt are not ideal, very few people could argue that. Barcelona is „south enough“, beyond that it quickly becomes a trade off between more warm days but also more extremely hot days.
What can anyone tell me about the little red dot on the southern tip of Spain? Is this a mountain peak?
Perfect days is a very subjective thing tho
For example, I wouldn’t call highs of 20C perfect, that’s way too cold for me, I would rather move the segment from 20-28 go 25-32C
Some other people may disagree and like colder weather and wouldn’t tolerate 25C
So what I consider perfect others may consider bad and vice-versa
Someone in the comments said they liked cloudy weather of 15C, that depresses me greatly and I cannot imagine how that could be perfect
But it’s perfect FOR THEM
Sunny -5 °C with new snow and no wind is the perfect weather, other opinions are wrong 🙂