What
is the perfect weather, and where are the paces with best climate all year
round? Is it diversity, having all the weather conditions combined, or is it homogeneity
in terms of stabile climatic conditions and no weather extremes? That depends
on the personal preferences of course. And not only preferences exclusively,
but health conditions as well. Some climates and weather conditions are better
for some health conditions than others.
But
first, we need to make a distinction between weather and climate:
Climate is somewhat a summarized representation of the average weather on the planet. As weather, the climate is influenced by temperature, humidity, pressure, elevation, precipitation, latitude and so on. At the beginning of the 20th century, Wladimir Köppen made the first climate division, which, with some revision is still used today, known as the Köppen–Geiger climate classification. By that classification, the whole climate on the Earth is divided into five main groups with subdivisions (depending on temperature, humidity, and other factors): tropical, arid, temperate, continental and polar. Now, weather, as we have said, is somewhat more of a temporal thing. Of course, you wouldn’t expect to see snow in equatorial belt deserts (though on some rare occasions as it was this winter, there was actually snow in Sahara), or dry, warm days in, say, Norway.
So climate
represents summarized weather conditions. But weather is something of a
temporal thing that affects our everyday activities and moods. That is why probably
perfect weather would be described as sunny, warm, and pleasant in terms of
humidity and other elements that affect people. That would especially be
important for the people whose health conditions and moods very a lot due to
weather, as we have noted earlier. Anyway, according to Insider Monkey’s article
on this matter, let’s see their choice of 15
Countries with the Best Weather All Year Round.
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