Does your country/region have settlements with E/F climates?

Omg Lommaren I literally first wrote Barrow is bad, and then I changed it to everything in RI is good after seeing the first part of your message but not the 2nd! I'll rate the region of New England, which is a B- from me. The southern part that is New Haven/Providence/Boston/Martha's vineyard/Block Island/Capen Cod is nice climate wise other than being a bit too continental, so a B/B+ as a subregion. The northern part has nice summers but winters are too harsh and a bit dull perhaps, yet are interesting, with ample precip and noreasters. It's probably a C/C+ overall. The harshest places like Caribou are really more like C- though.


I'm not considering mountaintops like you instructed (Mt Washington isn't the greatest, but more sun than dublin!)


RI probably has the least bad climate overall for me (doubt it would be worse than a B-) of any us state! probably better than most European countries for sure in that regard (the Netherlands might be the sole exception, but RI gets much better sun too and significantly nicer autumns, so perhaps I'll take the worst in RI over the worst in the Netherlands).


For MN, Embarrass and intl falls are nasty, so probably a D+. Not quite an E or F though.

I figured few would have F climates to be honest, so I expanded it to also include E climates for the sake of making the poll results closer and E is also rather bad to say the least. So please vote again tij and jgtheone I know it won't change your votes anyway Any formulation change in the poll question deletes the previous answers.

I almost never give E grades. Generally D- transitions to F.

I'd say no, but Neah Bay is very close to an F.

For Shandong, definitely not.

Some places in Upstate NY definitely. Bunghole itself is very close (I'd rate it D-), and places like Tug Hill and Saranac Lake are easily E (or worse)

No E/F climates in the Midwest USA, no. The worst is only a C, depending on what is counted as Midwest.
fivethirtyeight.com/features/what-states-are-in-the-midwest/

In Arizona, Flagstaff, Greer and Alpine have F climates (I don't give E grades, since the US doesn't use E in their schools)

No, lowest grade is Norfolk/Virginia Beach which are D climates, so somewhat close.

The worst climate in South Australia is probably Mt Lofty, seen here www.bom.gov.au/climate/averages/tables/cw_023842.shtml

Don't know if it qualifies as a "mountain top", being 685m elevation. But it's definitely in the E category. For a non-elevated station it is perhaps Robe, on the southeastern coast. It also scrapes in just under 23C for summer highs with pov 14C lows. www.bom.gov.au/jsp/ncc/cdio/cvg/av?p_stn_num=026026&p_prim_element_index=0&p_comp_element_index=0&redraw=null&p_display_type=statistics_summary&normals_years=1981-2010&tablesizebutt=normal

Ofcourse that being said, anywhere immediately next to the Vic border smack bang on the coast would be worse, solid E material, but there are no offical stations there. 

No, New York State does not have any Polar Ice Cap (Köppen EF) climates.

(More seriously, it doesn't have any climates that would receive a grade lower than C from me. Laguardia is the worst which gets a C.)