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Re:Norway discovers Europe's largest deposit of rare earth m... by novaRom on Tuesday June 11, 2024 @11:32AM (#40647454)
> my personal ideal weather _is_ cool/gray/wet with ideal outside temperature of 15C

15C day temps? morning/night temps can be much lower. Winters in Norway are much colder. If you are looking for stable day-night temps year around in that range, then there is no such place in Europe, well maybe except Ireland?

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Re:Norway discovers Europe's largest deposit of rare earth m... by anonyfox on Tuesday June 11, 2024 @11:33AM (#40647472)
no, more like ideal lunch time temp, lower is okay, above 20 and I start to feel miserable. Yes very cold is also okay :-)

The only thing that sucks is hovering around 0C for a long time, since this means oscillating between frozen/mud

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Re:Norway discovers Europe's largest deposit of rare earth m... by baq on Tuesday June 11, 2024 @12:47PM (#40648515)
Only San Francisco has San Francisco weather...
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Re:Norway discovers Europe's largest deposit of rare earth m... by datameta on Tuesday June 11, 2024 @02:17PM (#40649633)
Well, temperature-wise mid-April SF struck me as almost exactly like CDMX in early December.
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Re:Norway discovers Europe's largest deposit of rare earth m... by mrspuratic on Tuesday June 11, 2024 @12:59PM (#40648726)
June-Sept in most places in Ireland has a mean daily temp of around 15C, and around 6C winter time. It infrequently gets much above 20C, or much below 0C year round. 5 consecutive days of 25C is the meteorological definition of "heatwave".

As a predominantly temperate maritime/oceanic climate it's unpredictable and erratic, from 15C mid-winter days to 4C mid-summer nights :/

Plenty of grey and wet though.

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