Places that Piss You Off Because of Their Weather

Nowhere? Maybe Boulder since it gets double the snowfall, more storms, and more 100 f days but the climate is so good here I really don’t care.

Back in Shitchester, I’d always be fuming when it was much more above average in Albany and places like Burlington that are farther north but get way better heatwaves.

Storms there also died in the ass at the thruway (I-90 for non-New Yorkers). There’d always be severe storms and even tornadoes south of it while we’d get light rain and a couple rumbles of thunder.

East Melbourne: gets shitloads of winter rain, hail, frosts far more frequently than here
North of the GDR: Often clear, sunny and warm whilst it's cloudy here
Perth: Should be obvious

Idyllwild: Frequent summer storms and winter snow.
Palm Springs: Wetter and milder, winter highs can actually get cool.
Blythe: Worse than here in all aspects besides it getting a wetter monsoon.
Yreka, CA: Actually gets decent summer rain.
Rancho Carrillo: Mildest place in the county while still getting decent cool days.

For Canada I get mad at Vancouver and other areas on BC's west coast throughout the winter. As they get rain and warmer temperatures Moncton gets white puke/snow and cold. temperatures.

For Atlantic Canada, whenever Halifax or Saint John get rain while Moncton gets snow or in the case of outside of winter nothing.

For outside of Canada maybe I should include Milford Sound. it's on my avatar and I love heavy rain.

London because they are at a higher latitude than Vancouver and not even on the coast, yet have milder winters and can grow more Subtropical vegetation than we can.

Paris for being 15c warmer on some summer days, and consistently recording 300-400 hours more sunshine than average while we are 200 hours below.

Warsaw for always being sunnier than London these days when it averages fewer sun hours.

The southern Yvelines department SW of Paris. It simply gets more weather: more snow, more storms, more cold, more everything... When I first started to follow weather back in 2008 I thought it was a random glitch. Now, 13 years layer, I'm convinced it's true: they do get more snow, thus more cold, at least. It's undeniable. The only thing they're shit at is epic heat. But anyway, while 38.3°C is cooler than 39.7°C, it's still pretty hot.

Dijon for being colder in winter, especially under high pressure with their legendary inversions. Why Dijon and not Strasbourg or something? Because it's pretty close and doesn't scream "NE France" like places in Alsace or Lorraine. It's quite a bit further south than here actually.

Europe from Warsaw eastwards, for getting epic cold while we're basking in putrid Atlantic air. Sadly, that's less true nowadays.

The Canadian Prairies. What's the point in being that cold in winter? I mean, we could all share the abundant 50N cold in equal parts. But no, the Prairies have decided to be absurdly cold at our expense. To balance it all, western Europe is obliged to feature equally abnormally mild winters. This leads to a lose-lose situation, where the blighters in SK and MB are freezing their butts off while here getting a snowflake to stick on the ground is a fucking achievement.

Iowa. But I'm not really angry at them. I'm sure these fine people deserve their godsend of a climate. <3 Iowa

Vancouver.

We have one of the shittiest climates on earth.

Within North Carolina, nowhere really, other than that I sometimes get jealous about the central part of the state sometimes getting 100°F highs more often during heat waves – though the difference is small, so I don't really care that much.