Climates with similar mean temp to New Bern, NC battle

Obviously inspired by Donar 's thread. I'll do 20 climates + New Bern with an annual mean temp +-0.5°F (0.3°C) of New Bern's, in other words in the 62.2-63.2°F (16.8-17.3°C) range. This is only for NH, and highland climates in the tropics are also excluded. 

You may vote for the top 3 best out of these if you'd like

We'll start the journey in, of course, New Bern and go west from there:



For those who want similar precip annually, but not a summer precip peak and with a slightly larger seasonal amplitude, Memphis might work out:



About as far west as you can go before the transition to dry climates. Clarksville, TX:



Things drastically dry out west of around -100° longitude. Roswell, NM:



A North American Monsoon-influenced somewhat elevated climate in AZ. Oracle:



If you want fairly similar temps and precip but cooler lows and a Med precip pattern, Stockton, CA:



Not far from Redding. The unincorporated community of Whiskeytown, CA. If you like a lot of winter rain:



Comfort wankers' paradise. Santa Barbara, CA:



Going to Asia, we'll start off with the metropolis of Osaka in Japan:



Sasebo has a more defined summer precip peak:



Kochi, Japan. Wettest of the non-elevated climates with the annual mean temps:



A faster spring warmup in Wuhan but a bit colder winters:



Rucheng, China:



If you hate summer heat but prefer a summer precip peak, the municipality of Fengqing might work out for you:



Khorramabad, Iran:



Isfahan, Iran. Driest out of the bunch:



Sheberghan, Iran. Hottest summers and coldest winters of the bunch. Data is rather old though:



Safed, Israel. A Levantine Med climate with a strong wet winter/dry summer contrast:



İslahiye, Turkey:



The most poleward of these. Split, Croatia:



A classic European Med climate: Brindisi, Italy.