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I voted "Warm"; however, there's a lot more to climate than just temperature. My ideal day would be around 25°C, with low humidity and a light beeze.

For some, other factors may be important; for instance, wind direction for those living near something unpleasantly odoriferous such as a swamp or an industrial estate.

Where I live, what would otherwise be considered as a very pleasant day, could be marred by insects:

pestered by flies during the daytime;
stung by mosquitos, particularly around dusk; and,
deafened by cicadas as night falls.

"Australia's a great place to live. Fifty billion blowflies can't all be wrong." :-)

— Ken

In reply to Re: Which type of climate do you prefer to live in? by kcott
in thread Which type of climate do you prefer to live in? by Arunbear

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