What kind of climate do you prefer?

Cold*. You can always put on more but once you're naked, well you're naked.

*Limits apply.

Just peel your skin off when you run out of clothes.
- I want to comment a gif of a collosal titan but everytime I try to upload a picture on lemmy it fails
What limits? Really, that could mean anything depending on where you're from.
- I guess lowest I would go is -30°C. Ideally something varying between 20°C and -30°C.

Overcast and cool. Not a fan of bright sunlight

My life has been a series of moving to cooler and cooler climates and so far I have yet to regret a move. That said, cooler climates in Australia so maybe I just haven't witnessed true winter yet
Same, but add in a some patches of rain and I'm golden.

≤1.5⁰ C total warming.

As long as it does not go over 20°C and does not rain 24/7, I don't have much wishes

There is no correct answer but this is the correct answer

Cold. 65F (19C) should be a once in an absolutely never heatwave. Average annual temperatures should be closer to 0F than 0C. Fuck the heat, fuck the Summer, and fuck that stupid ball of plasma it rode in on.

Bring back snowball earth.

Me, a Brit, in the north, currently experiencing our version of 19°C:
I was in Berlin last month during the heatwave. In comparison, 35°C in Berlin is much more tolerable than 24°C in the UK.
- I was in Leipzig at -1° in snow, and you could still walk around in a t-shirt.
  UK is deceptively humid, and it both chills and soaks you to the bone

(any)One that would not change as quickly as ours is changing.

Below 25C average daily temperature year round. Heat is just miserable.

25 AVERAGE?! So like 15 at night and 35 during the day is considered not "heat" where you're from?!
- i think they meant 25C in the day, and obviously somewhat cooler in the night, i guess
you need a cold winter to kill the insects and the pests though
without a cold winter you end up with a ton of mosquitoes, poisonous snakes and the like. a fresh winter is a good thing IMO

-5 °C to 15 °C is perfect

Anything that is low humidity. Sadly where I live is 50%+ most of the year

The avg. relative humidity here is 73% and avg. temperature 29C (84F). Summers (rainy season) do suck, but in the winter, when it's cooler and dryer, that's pretty pleasant. It's too bad the winter months are smog months. So enjoying the outdoors has become a real exercise.
I do hate wearing lots of (or layers of) clothes, so anything cold or where there's non-stop rain for weeks isn't really an option.

Cold as ice

Temperatures in fahrenheit, because that's what I think in.

Winter should be cold and snowy, I'd like there to be about a foot of snow on the ground at all times between December and February.

Spring should be about in the upper 60s-mid 70s during the day, and rain maybe a couple times a week.

Summer, I don't ever want the temperature above the 80s, and humidity should be low with a nice breeze. I also want the occasional really good thunder storm, often enough to keep us out of any sort of drought or burn ban, but not so much that we have flooding issues.

Fall I'd mostly like to be in about the 50s, cooling off towards the end of the season so that it's in about the lower 40s or upper 30s for deer season

Four seasons the old fashioned way when people were complaining about a long winter and short summer. I think those people are wrong and it saddens me that global warming made their wish reality

Moderate. Most of the year should be spring or fall, with a few really cold days in winter and very few hot days (28C max) in the summer.

I'm more or less happy with weather here in the PNW. Not that cold and wet in winter, not that hot and dry in summer. Of course with climate change, ACs are now needed and it actually snows in winter, but traditional weather patterns agreed with me.

70°F to 75°F year round would be peak weather for me. Hell, I can go upto 85°F but it must be dry

What'd that be in Kelvin? Asking for a ~~lord~~ friend

One that’s not warming world wide.

A climate of mild paranoia.

About 10 years ago I was happy with 12°C when I used to work outdoors. Cold enough to work hard without working up a major sweat.

Nowadays, given how it is constantly humid as balls here now, I lean towards 10°C being a similarly comfortable temperature, even 8°C depending on what I'm doing

Cycling on a sunny winter morning, the first five minutes suck, but afterwards it's heaven

Sustainable and survivable.

arid and cool on average but very volatile (ie. the northern Great Plains)

North German climate from 30 years ago. 4 seasons, each about three month long. Not baking hot in the summer, but still a nice summer. Snow in winter, sometimes frozen lakes. But maybe I'm idolizing the past and it has never been like that here.

I’m pretty happy having four distinct seasons. I don’t like winter and snow at all, but I think suffering through six months of cold and darkness is exactly why the warmth and sunshine feel so damn good when summer finally comes. Also, with climate change, the climate where I live has - so far - only been getting better. I’m not saying it’s good overall, but it’s not all bad either.

Cold enough to see my breath in the morning, with rainy and cloudy weather. Short and mild summers, long winters (mid november through march) with occasional heavy but manageable snowfall that brings things to a stop for a day or two, and sticks around for a while. Some nice thunderstorms in the spring, colorful foliage in the fall with some chill.

Cold. Always between -20 and +10C, probably. Of course, you can't grow food very well in such a place...

At -30 doing basic outdoor tasks gets a bit more complicated, but if it's a still day I'd prefer it to +30, even so. I haven't experienced anything below -40.

Edit: So many fellow cryophiles in this thread, wow.

Temperate climate, specifically warm-summer Mediterranean (Csb) or Oceanic (Do). Cool, wet winters and relatively dry, warm summers.

Kind of humid, and cool (by cool I mean 17–21°C in winter and 20–26°C in summer), without much temperature variation. I don't know if this climate exists exactly as described, but it would be ideal for me.

Edit: also, somehow, lots of sunlight. I love the sun but hate how warm it gets. Give me an LED sun.

Imperial Beach, CA gets pretty close. We get a bit cooler than that overnight in the "winter." Never below 4-5° C though.

Warm and humid, with regular brief showers.

So, tropical.

Not so cold that it snows and not so wet that it floods, but I definitely prefer it cold and wet.

Snow.

tropic semi-warm, i.e. 26°C and frequent rain

ideally it rains a lot (almost daily) but otherwise the air isn't moist, sothat it still feels cool

Climate is what we expect. Weather is what we get. -- Lazarus Long

Southern California weather baby, at least when it’s not in climate change mode.

San Diego's.

Cold. Our AC was down part of this week. It was 96° outside (35.5° C) and 89° (31.6° C) inside. I had to go sit in the car AC or I was going to be sick.

If it's too cold, you can always put on another layer or another blanket. If it's too hot, it's miserable.

AC should be fixed permanently tomorrow.

Cool without snow

I'd prefer somewhere under 90F and even more preferably like at most 60F at nights. But mostly not humid. Fuck humidity, that's the killer. I'd like some heat cause I'd like to continue gardening and some plants I like like the heat.

For personal physical comfort? Between 23-30 (75-85) with plenty of rain & humidity, not dry air. Am ok with hotter as long as it's not too dry.

For the world? Well down here before the warming the summers topped around the same they do now, just fewer days of it, so almost 37C, with daily afternoon thunderstorms, and winters were longer (not long, but longer) and likely to have a few days below freezing most years, so I guess for emotional comfort I'd take that, thanks.

My ideal one is either 14C sunny or 16C overcast. Anything below kinda sucks and everything above is hell incarnate.

Moderate, preferably with no or very mild winters.

We're getting there.

I can't call 100°F+ temps for weeks at a time moderate.

I quite like the climate here in the Netherlands. Could do with some colder winters though because ice skating on natural ice is becoming more and more rare. The Dutch weather gives us something to bitch an moan about, but relatively speaking it's very mild. No deadly heat or cold, no tornadoes or hurricanes. Though I think I prefer the "old" climate a bit more than what it's changing into. The hotter summer days and milder winters are not ideal

After living for thirty years in oceanic climate, and now the last two years in subtropical and tropical climate. I definitely prefer tropical. It's nice to never worry about being cold and not needing a dozen layers.

Make it 40-60f all year round with lots of green and rain and mist.