Post by omegaraptor on Feb 23, 2019 22:27:58 GMT -5
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redding,_California#Climate
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penrith,_New_South_Wales#Climate
Both cities are known for bogans. Penriffffff has very high thunderstorm activity compared to Renmark and Failbourne, and Reddinggggggggggg is much warmer than Portland year round.
Redding is insane in how warm it is for its latitude - summers are as hot as outback South Australia, and winters are milder than Hobart with less wind. Although all of the inland PNW can be described as warm for the latitude, very few places beat Redding in that category because of Redding's unique geography - it is surrounded by mountains on three sides, and a heat source on the fourth side.
Redding's sun figure is far too high, considering the frequent storminess often coming with overcast in winter. The real figure is likely around 3400-3500 hours.
My choice? Penriff, FUCKEN! Much more pleasant in summer, rainfall is only a few inches less with the benefit of more storms, and winters are a bit milder.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penrith,_New_South_Wales#Climate
Both cities are known for bogans. Penriffffff has very high thunderstorm activity compared to Renmark and Failbourne, and Reddinggggggggggg is much warmer than Portland year round.
Redding is insane in how warm it is for its latitude - summers are as hot as outback South Australia, and winters are milder than Hobart with less wind. Although all of the inland PNW can be described as warm for the latitude, very few places beat Redding in that category because of Redding's unique geography - it is surrounded by mountains on three sides, and a heat source on the fourth side.
Redding's sun figure is far too high, considering the frequent storminess often coming with overcast in winter. The real figure is likely around 3400-3500 hours.
My choice? Penriff, FUCKEN! Much more pleasant in summer, rainfall is only a few inches less with the benefit of more storms, and winters are a bit milder.
. Great climate.