Climates you could never live in?

[SouthoftheAndes]

Or more simply do you hate desert? Tropical? Humid subtropical? Oceanic? Cool Mediterranean? Arid Desert? Polar? Etc

Me personally I dislike desert, and tropical, dislike most humid subtropical especially the more southern parts. Basically I dislike hot weather. I like 4 full seasons or at least a warm summer and cold winter.

 

[B0ZZ]

South of the Andes

 

[El Chimpo]

anywhere north of tennessee

 

[luv24nic8]

Anywhere in Antarctica

 

[MadSquabbles500]

The northeast I grew up in gets hot and humid, and then cold and snowy. I dont think there is a climate that I cannot handle on planet Earth.

 

[RayA]

Anywhere where there's snow on the ground year long, I like to go biking.
Also I hate the extremely hot and humid areas.
Jersey has a pretty balanced climate of everything

 

[MadSquabbles500]

I always thought that southern Brazil, and northern Argentina, Uruguay had mediterranean climate, and not like like Southern China.

 

[MoparOrNoCar]

I'm a black guy when it comes to snow. So no snow bro.

 

[MadSquabbles500]

Anywhere where there's snow on the ground year long, I like to go biking.
Also I hate the extremely hot and humid areas.
Jersey has a pretty balanced climate of everything

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[ralphc1]

anywhere north of tennessee

I could never live anywhere South or East of Tennessee.

 

[Sunfish]

The Atacama desert.

 

[MadSquabbles500]

And how can western Europe have similar climate to Murican Southeast?

And I never new Eastern Oz and New Zealand have humidity to rival the Murican Southeast either.

 

[ralphc1]

Anywhere where there's snow on the ground year long, I like to go biking.
Also I hate the extremely hot and humid areas.
Jersey has a pretty balanced climate of everything

But it's still Jersey.

 

[El Chimpo]

I could never live anywhere South of Tennessee.

the humidity sucks but its nice scenery wise

 

[mb23100]

Mars

 

[RayA]

But it's still Jersey.

South Jersey is the better jersey.

 

[MadSquabbles500]

The Atacama desert.

It is dry at least, and it is very thin, so you are never far from the ocean.

 

[GSP in 2006]

It is dry at least, and it is very thin, so you are never far from the ocean.

That pesky lack of drinkable water though...

 

[MadSquabbles500]

That pesky lack of drinkable water though...

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[SouthoftheAndes]

I always thought that southern Brazil, and northern Argentina, Uruguay had mediterranean climate, and not like like Southern China.

Yeah a lot of people do I've met.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humid_subtropical_climate

It's humid subtropical but not as hot of a humid subtropical as that found in say Texas.

And how can western Europe have similar climate to Murican Southeast?

And I never new Eastern Oz and New Zealand have humidity to rival the Murican Southeast either.

It doesnt. Most of western Europe and a portion of Central Europe has an Oceanic climate (and Oceanic variations).

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oceanic_climate

New Zealand IS Oceanic climate not Humid subtropical. See the above link ♤♤♤

And for example the humid subtropical in a portion of South America has cooler summer temperatures then say Texas does. So same climate in different parts of the world can differ in extremities of temperature. Summers in Texas (or other southern parts of USA) will be worse then summers in Uruguay or most of Brazil for example. Although, do note that most of Brazil is not Humid subtropical but rather tropical variations.