What's your favourite part of the world climate-wise?

Immediate coastal California, immediate coastal SW South Africa, immediate coastal SE Australia

Inland southern France, and maybe parts of northern Greece and Italy.

Some places have cold winters, good seasonal balances.

South Africa, and the highlands of Kenya and Ethiopia. I also really like some climates of Tasmania and New Zealand. Gap, France is pretty cool as well as SoCal and the bay.

If you'll remember, I did start a thread about San Rafael and gave it A+. Sure, perhaps I was in a bit of a "reckless" mood, but yeah. They're good. They are really green and lush despite their dry period, and have very few rain days despite the moderate precipitation. For some weird reason San Rafael's climate box was removed though!
Luckily I posted a screenshot of it in the original thread. 


Gap is just the best four-seasonal climate I couls think of. Incredibly sunny, very comfortable but warm summers, lush, and snow even though the days are basically as warm as England's.

Deciduous trees. Also, their spring warmup is slower, and winters slightly cooler as well, although that's not a big deal since I can understand if people would think Gap got too little snow.

I can enjoy torrential rain. Also, speaking of San Rafael. I can imagine that I could be intruiged by other stuff than pure office climate, and I do love thunder.

Steamboat Springs really looks like an interesting climate to be fair, also Furano Do Northern Sweden and Finland fall short because of their cool summers for you kronan?

The Ohio Valley/lower Midwest US

Florida (coastal) and Southern Queensland (coastal).

Melbourne, Florida is ideal for me.