Post by greysrigging on Jan 7, 2024 17:06:05 GMT -5
Inspired by the Tarragona thread which my brain continually reads as Tauranga, NZ for some reason ( probably because I went to a wedding there some years ago )
So here is a climate battle between the two cities; again its NH verses SH, and both coastal locations..... which climate do you prefer ?
TAURANGA, NZ:
Climate:
Tauranga has an oceanic or maritime temperate climate (cfb) in the Köppen Climate Classification. Though in the Trewartha Climate Classification it is subtropical (cfbl)
During the summer months the population swells as holidaymakers descend on the city, especially along the popular white coastal surf beaches from Mount Maunganui to Papamoa.
TARRAGONA, ES:
Climate:
The climate of Tarragona can be described as a humid subtropical climate (Köppen Cfa). Despite its location in the Mediterranean region, it does not have a Mediterranean climate since August has more rainfall than winter months, which receive near or less than 30 mm (1.2 in). Winters are mildly cool and summers are hot and sultry, while the rainiest seasons are autumn and spring.
So here is a climate battle between the two cities; again its NH verses SH, and both coastal locations..... which climate do you prefer ?
TAURANGA, NZ:
Climate:
Tauranga has an oceanic or maritime temperate climate (cfb) in the Köppen Climate Classification. Though in the Trewartha Climate Classification it is subtropical (cfbl)
During the summer months the population swells as holidaymakers descend on the city, especially along the popular white coastal surf beaches from Mount Maunganui to Papamoa.
TARRAGONA, ES:
Climate:
The climate of Tarragona can be described as a humid subtropical climate (Köppen Cfa). Despite its location in the Mediterranean region, it does not have a Mediterranean climate since August has more rainfall than winter months, which receive near or less than 30 mm (1.2 in). Winters are mildly cool and summers are hot and sultry, while the rainiest seasons are autumn and spring.
