[Alejandro_MEX]

Which are the cities worldwide with extreme weather???

Por instance:

Kuwait, (average summer temperature, 45ºC).
Yakutsk, (average winter temperatura -42ºC).

 

[SE9]

Dosen't Moscow have fairly extreme weather? Bitterly cold spells in winter and very warm spells in summer.

 

[staff]

Taipei seems really fucking unstable weatherwise so far...

 

[Taller Better]

Most Canadian cities not on the West Coast... take your pick!

 

[ReddAlert]

Pretty much any city on the American Gulf Coast, East Coast, the Mexican Coast, and the Carribean are at risk for hurricanes. Miami seems to get hit with one all the time---plus, like New Orleans--its very hot and humid.

For my city--I guess I could consider it somewhat of having extreme weather. Its one of the coldest major American cities and has some nasty humidity in summer sometimes. We also get tornados and floods.

 

[London_2006]

Definitely not London

Average Summer temperatures 23ºC/14ºC
Average Winter temperatures 8ºC/2ºC

 

[Guest]

Birmingham had an extremely destructive tornado last year thats about it lol.

 

[JDRS]

^ And an earthquake lol

 

[Guest]

^ And an earthquake lol

Lol yes and an Earthquake. That scared me more then anything. Especially as it was just after we went to war with Afganistan.

 

[Guest]

Even this guy thought the same :hahaha:

Alex Potter from south Birmingham said he felt two tremors, both of which began with a "boom" sound. "My immediate thought was, ‘Oh God. They’ve bombed Birmingham’. My windows shook, my chair shook, the whole thing shook."

 

[Bluestreak]

In Chicago we can have high temperatures in the summer of 35 C or 95 F., and in the winter highs as cold as of -13C. Talk about extreme. Alot of the Midwest and Great Plains of the US is like this.

 

[felier-guadalajara]

Definetely not GUADALAJARA.

During the summer: 25º - 33º ( it doesn't last long because the raining starts and gets all the climate to a fresh start ( JUNE - SEPTEMBER) and during our cold times 2º - 10º
It is really weird if we ever get below zero, but once we even got snow

 

[Tubeman]

If you mean seasonal extremes in a single city then continental Eurasian and North American cities like Chicago, Moscow etc would surely be up there. I suppose pretty much anywhere inland in the higher latitude areas of both continents will experience very cold winters and hot summers. maybe somewhere like Ulan Bator would be the 'worst'? I certainly know the Gobi desert swings from -40C to +40C seasonally.

 

[♣628.finst]

Extreme? Winnipeg is one of the most famous example.

Here are some other cities which you might consider extreme:
Minneapolis-St. Paul, Saskatoon, Fargo, Regina, Edmonton, Milwaukee, Fairbanks AK, Yellowknife (a rather small city).

 

[Manila-X]

When I was in Manila it was insanely hot!

 

[coth]

Dosen't Moscow have fairly extreme weather? Bitterly cold spells in winter and very warm spells in summer.

No. Average January temp in Moscow is -8C. Usual daytime temp in January is -4C - +2C. Usual daytime in July is about +30C.

 

[centreoftheuniverse]

Do tornados occur in other parts of the world besides North America?

 

[Varsben]

No. Average January temp in Moscow is -8C. Usual daytime temp in January is -4C - +2C. Usual daytime in July is about +30C.

In Moscow, average daytime maximum temp in January is about -6°C. In July, around +23°C.

 

[coth]

it's not daytime, but day average.

 

[chicagogeorge]

We have gone from a low temperature of 2C earlier this month (about two weeks ago), to an expected high of 33C this coming weekend her in Chicago. I would say that's pretty extreme.