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1.      Climate: Cfa (C: warm temperate; f: fully humid; a: hot summer)

2.      First impression: I have always had special interest in visiting Japan. Robust but not as packed as Tokyo, Osaka would be an exciting destination. Having lived in the freezing Canada and the tropical Vietnam, I can somewhat imagine the southern Japanese city Osaka to have its temperature somewhere in between considering its latitude. Given it is a coastal city, Osaka should have a humid climate. If Osaka is humid like Vietnam, the change in temperature would feel more obvious (For example, if it’s the same cold temperature, the humid area would feel colder).

- Quang Nguyen -

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Ivan Kadurov
I personally have been to St Petersburg and from my experience I can say it's similar to Boston during the summers. It has many days that are excruciatingly hot but still has days that are cool, requiring pants and a sweatshirt rather than shorts and a tank top. The winters are of course far worse as known by many and it has a far snowier and colder season.

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Cat Evans

B1: Cfa- Warm Temperature, Fully Humid, and Hot Summers

B2: I have never been to Brisbane, Australia but I believe it would be a good experience. The climate of this city reminds me of summer days in New Jersey as they can go beyond 90℉ and on top of the incredibly hot weather, it is very humid and residents are advised to use their AC less. This is due to the power outages that occur and designs based in Australia would be useful in this situation.

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the place is very equatorial and warm. I have personally been to Guatemala. the weather changes from hot during the day to cold during the night. the location has one 2 seasons which make it preferable to live in rather than 4 where one has to adjust to every single one. the city is humid depending in what season you are in and hot which is very different from Boston which is cold, hot, etc.

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I’ve never been tp Abu Dhabi, yet I’ve been to Dubai which gave me a small impression of how the climate would be. It is hot and humid in summer. On the other hand, it is chilly on winter. Most Cities in the Middle-East , such as Kuwait , Dammam, and Maskat. It’s more of a modern City which is almost an hour away far from Dubai which won't result in much difference than Dubai.
Omar Hersi

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Portugal has hot summers and all around warm temperatures. I have not been to Lisbon but it does remind me of

Washington state. Washington was very hot and dry in the summer and has similar weather to Portugal.

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Laura Pease | My attention was drew to dubai to study climate conditions about because of its booming metropolitan in between a desert an ocean. Due to Dubai’s relationship to the coast, my initial assumption was that the coastal winds and waves affect the climate conditions. The information I knew coming into research was how dry and sandy dubai’s soil is, which led me to wonder how deep their foundational supports must go. I’ve always wanted to do because of it’s dystopian city, although after looking into what kind of environment their climate fall under, I do not think I would enjoy a dry and hot place. Dubai is definitely a climate us New Englander’s are not used to.

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The climate category is Cfa: warm temperature, fully humid, & equatorial. I have personally never visited this location, but Australia is known for its climate being warm and dry - covered in mostly desert area. Brisbane, on the other hand is apart of the temperate and tropical coastline. This climate is similar to other locations that are close to the equator and the coastline much like Rome, Italy. The climate of this city seems to be similar to the climate that we are already in, which makes this climate interesting to look into.
Lindsey Anderson

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With the climate category being Csa, I would assume the dry, hot summers make people want to stay cool inside and enjoy their outside months during the cooler times of year unlike New Englanders who cherish their months in the heat. It is interesting to me how Italy is relatively the same distance as New England is from the equator but their climate resembles more of the south west states of the U.S. such as Arizona and as we know, the climate in AZ is very different from the climate in MA.
~Tricia Gittings

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The climate classification in Belarus is warm summer continental climate. Generally the summer temperatures average between 57- 74 degrees, and the winter temperatures average  between 18-27 degrees. There is a large amount of precipitation, around 27” per year, and the wetter season is in the summer. The range of daylight is large, 7.5 hrs in December to 17 hrs in June. The windier part of the year is during the winter. I have visited Russia, though I have never been to Minsk. I believe this climate is similar to the northern part of Michigan, or the center of British Columbia. The long winter nights would add to the general feeling of cold. (Christy Haig)

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Kevin Crawley
1. The climatic category of Tokyo is under Cfa, being warm temperate as its main climate, experiencing fully humid conditions as its form of precipitation, and it's temperature being similar to hot summer.
2. In comparison to Boston, Tokyo is much farther south, and thus typically has much warmer summers. Similar to Boston, it is near to the coast, but is subject to much higher humidity because of its location on an island, thus allowing humidity to enter from all sides, carried by Northern-Easterly and Southerly winds, and it tends to have warm temperate temperatures for a majority of the year, while the typical year-round temperatures in Boston are lower. I have visited Lucca, Italy, and this climatic zone can be compared to that of Lucca, or the broader Central Italian area.

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By Jenna Gormley

B.1: Cfb: warm temperature, fully humid, warm summer.
B.2: I have never been out of the country, so I have never been to Manchester. I have heard that it is similar to New England’s weather with the changing of seasons, however a bit colder. I have also heard that it gets a lot of rain and does not have many sunny days. If Seattle was located on the northern side of the east coast in the states, that would be Manchester's climate.

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Climate class: CFB

Warm temperate, Fully Humid, Warm Summer

Although I personally have never been to Birmingham, UK, my impression of it is that it is a very gloomy and rainy type of climate. The reason I have this impression is because the UK has a reputation for being a very dark place with a lot of humidity and rainy days. In comparison to other locations I am familiar with- Boston, Tampa, and Houston-it is the most humid. While Boston can have very humid days and Florida tends to regularly have humidity, Houston is quite the opposite with a very dry atmosphere.

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Naples, Metropolitan City of Naples, Italy

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I haven't been to Naples, but I have been to various places in Italy during the Summer months.. The climate of Naples can be described as warm temperate, hot summer, and steppe (which means it is a grassland). The average summer temperature ranges from 48 °F to 75 °F. The coldest winter temperature is about 32 °F. The western end of the US, such as California has a similar climate. As well as many locations around the mediterranean of which I have been to such as Monte Carlo, Barcelona, Tunisia, and Palermo.
-Pemma MacPhail

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While I have never bean to Milan, Italy, the first time I ever heard about it was from a animated movie. However, now that I have done more architectural studying I recognize it by its various buildings and beautiful cathedral. The climate of the city is CFA which in comparison with the other cities of our group matches with Brisbane, Australia but very different from Guatemala City with a climate of AW. I believe though the climate is very similar to that the North East but a little warmer and less precipitation. I have not been though anywhere with that particular climate type, a lot more colder or dryer locations.
-Lucas Chichester

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Athens Greece is in the climate category of Csa, which consists of warm temperature, dry summer, and hot summer. I have never been to Athens or a place with a similar climate. The average temperature of Athens ranges from 40 degrees to 90 degrees Fahrenheit. The temperature does not seem to change as much as New England. The state of Maine (my home state) ranges from 10 degrees to 80 degrees Fahrenheit.

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My first impression of Vancouver was its a cold and damp area that is very humid with cold winters. It is very close to the ocean so makes it windier. Vancouver reminds me of Maine in that way. Maine is a humid area and   has very harsh winters. I haven't been to Vancouver but I have been to other places in Canada like Quebec and Montreal.
- Olivia Lare

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Lithuania: Labeled as “Humid Continental Climate” The climate in Lithuania is not appealing to me because of the extreme weather. The summers are very hot, and the winters are very cold. The rainfall is frequent, however only on the coast. I can’t really compare, as I’ve never been, but it seems similar to the Northeast, as we get extreme weather here too.

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Layal nassif
Climate Class: SnowPrecipitation: Fully Humid Temperature: Hot Summer
I: I have not been to Chicago
III: I live in Boston which I would say has a very similar climate. Cold winters and snow here but warm summers instead of hot summers.
III: The winters are harsh as are the summers but you get all four seasons which is nice.
IV: Chicago is pretty similar to Boston so I think it would be comfortable for me.

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I have never been to Huston yet alone Texas, however I hear the climate is quite nice. Winters are mild with very little to no snow, well summers are hot with humidity, however nothing compared the strong humidity during New England’s summers. I’ve heard there is not nearly as much trees and greenery as there is in New England because of how dry it can be. The only other place I can think of that has somewhat of a similar climate that I have visited is California. I honestly think the climate in Texas is nice and I would want to live there.
Laurel

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Japan, 〒983-0852 Miyagi, Sendai, Miyagino Ward, Tsutsujigaoka, 2-chōme−1−２０ ＨＰビル

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Quincy Thomas

This is an unfamiliar climate to me. Being from the Northeast, I am used to colder and drier climates. Atlanta, Georgia is probably the most similar experience that I’ve had to being in this part of Japan, as the humidity in the Georgia Summer is practically thick enough to sit on. Personally, I prefer colder, less humid climates.

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I have never been to this city. I also have not been to any place with a similar climate.

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Gabe Blake

1. The climate category for Tokyo is a CFA, a warm temperate climate. The climate has hot summers and has frequent rain.

2. The climate in Tokyo is similar to that of Northeastern Massachusetts, it has warmer summers and cold winters. The temperatures in the area rarely goes under 32 degrees F and gets as warm as 86 degrees F. Although, the mountain areas of Japan often get much colder and snowy. This seems to be an area that stays more consistent across the year than a place like massachusett though. In Massachusetts, the temperatures often get as cold as 0 degrees fahrenheit, unlike Japan which stays a bit warmer in the winter months. The climate seems like a comfortable place to live as temperatures below freezing can start to feel extremely cold and unpleasant.

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Vevica Verdini

Climate Category: BWh
Arid,Hot Arid, and desert.

First Impression:

I have not personally visited Riyadh. The only place I can think with a similar climate, that I have visited is Aruba. Aruba is considered a tropical area, but it contained vegetation, animals, and weather that are closely related to deserts. I think the climate of the city is quite hot. Riyadh compares to other areas like Arizona where there tends to be a very hot, dry, and arid climate.

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Francesca Mazzarella Damasco
Climate Category of Location: Warm temperature, fully humid with warm summers.
Since my family is from Italy I have visited almost every part of it. Looking at what category this city falls on I have to say that it does not feel as if it where that humid. I feel that places like Florida are 10 times more humid. But I can say that the summers are not warm but they are scorching hot.

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Guatemala City Metropolitan Area, Guatemala

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Francesca Mazzarella Damasco
Climate Category of Location: Equatorial with dry winter.
I have never been to Guatemala but it has the same climate as where I am from, (Venezuela). So I can see how would it be living in that climate. I have to say I think it is the prefect climate because we do not have a lot of humidity or drastic changes in temperature, having just two seasons yearly with drought and rain.

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Climate Category:

BWh

Arid, Desert, Hot Arid

First impression: Saudi Arabia is a desert climate with high temperatures and low humidity. I imagine it is a lot like Arizona summers because it is dry and hot. However I imagine that Arizona has cooler temperatures due to mountain ranges.

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Francesca Mazzarella Damasco
Climate Category of Location: Warm temperature, fully humid, hot/warm summer.
Looking at the map I can see that Florida has a similar climate than this city and I have visited Florida various times. Compared to where I am from (Venezuela) that is equatorial, it is very different since it shows that it has a dry winter, even if there is some humidity it is nothing compared to humidity in this city or Florida.

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CWA; C [Main climate] warm temperate, W [precipitation] desert, A [Temperature] hot summer. {almost CFA}

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Naples, Metropolitan City of Naples, Italy

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When first choosing Naples, Italy I was surprised by how warm the area was. I wasn't quite expecting that specific area of Italy to be in the warm temperature of the climate category. Though I have never actually travelled there before, so I’m not sure what the temperature would feel like on a daily basis. I’ve only travelled to one place out of the United States, which was Aruba and that for sure was definitely hotter than what Naples, Italy is listed as. Naples has a population of 2,182,885 people and for context Boston has a population of 694,583 people. Year round Aruba is always warm and dry, but it seems that Naples keeps a pretty warm climate from January to December with a low of 45 Degrees and a high of 85 Degrees. Overall Naples seems like an interesting travel destination for the future.

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1. CWA; C [Main climate] warm temperate, W [precipitation] desert, A [Temperature] hot summer. {almost CFA}

My first impression of Pretoria is that it is a warm city that is on the brink of being in the desert or being in a more coastal, humid area. I have never visited Pretoria, and the climate seems similar to maybe Arizona or parts of southern California. The climate seems to be very intriguing being on the boundaries of a humid climate versus a dry desert climate. I think living there would be very doable and pretty comfortable. Compared to Boston, it is more dry of a climate and much warmer as well.
(Jared Cooney)

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Alissa Oliveira
Climate classification: Warm Temperature

Precipitation: fully humid

Temperature: cool summer

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I have never visited South Korea but it is on my bucket list of places to travel to.

South Korea seems to have somewhat moderate weather conditions, during the summer months temperatures reach up to 100 °F and in the winter temperatures are low 25 °F. Also has extreme heavy rainfall during monsoon season.

I am from Barbados which has a tropical climate and only 1 season, completely opposite of the weather in South Korea which has a humid subtropical climate with 4 seasons with extreme weather.

Rolissa King

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Vancouver is a city I always loved to look at, especially because of its gorgeous skyline with the mountains in the background. I always viewed Vancouver as a modern-looking city, and always see house tours on YouTube of these contemporary homes and apartments throughout the city. I have never been there but would love to go in the summer someday. I would imagine the climate to feel like Bar Harbor during the summer, this kind of atmosphere that has a cool coastal breeze flowing through with help from the Acadia mountains. I always remember Bar Harbor as being very breezy even in the middle of the summer, and that same feeling goes for Vancouver’s climate. It has a warm temperature, full humid, with cool summers, characterized by Cfb.

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The climate category for Vancouver is CFB, a warm temperate climate.The climate in Vancouver is a warm temperate one the best comparison is that the climate borders on the same kind as places in the Mediterranean. It is typically dry in the summer months, resulting in moderate drought conditions, by contrast, the rest of the year is usually quite rainy, especially in October and March. Although I have never been to Vancouver, the city has always fascinated me. Sitting between the coast and mountains, this is a truly unique place for a city and allows for exciting climates.
-Matthew Kleckowski

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Manchester is one of the more populated cities of the United Kingdoms and perhaps one of the more recognizable names of the country as its name is shared with Greater Manchester county. The climate of the city is notably similar to the area of the United States that I live in, as well as where Wentworth itself is. The area has an overall warm temperature but is also ully humid and is subject to warm summers. This part of the USA however matches almost exactly save for it has hot summers instead of warm.

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Equatorial, Winter Dry (Aw)

Havana, Cuba is a rather densely populated city, to the Northwest end of Cuba. It is 301.77 sq miles, and for comparison, Boston, Massachusetts is only 89.63 sq. miles. With a population of 2,142,866, that makes it the fourth largest city in the Caribbean. When considering the climate of Cuba, specifically Havana, I imagine that it is a warm, tropical city, since it is only 90 miles South of Florida. Despite the fact that I have never visited Havana, Cuba before, I have visited Florida multiple times. Depending on the season, Florida tends to have a warm, humid climate. Rarely dry due to the surrounding coastline which consists of the Atlantic Ocean. Like Florida, I assume that Havana, Cuba consists of a similar climate. Although since it is a bit further South, closer to the equator, there will most likely be warmer temperatures.

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Vancouver is a city I always loved to look at, especially because of its gorgeous skyline with the mountains in the background. I always viewed Vancouver as a modern-looking city, and always see house tours on YouTube of these contemporary homes and apartments throughout the city. I have never been there but would love to go in the summer someday. I would imagine the climate to feel like Bar Harbor during the summer, this kind of atmosphere that has a cool coastal breeze flowing through with help from the Acadia mountains. I always remember Bar Harbor as being very breezy even in the middle of the summer, and that same feeling goes for Vancouver’s climate.

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Virginia Partlow- I have never been to Dubai but I have friends and family that have. I have never been anywhere like it since I have only traveled along the East Coast and parts of the Midwest of the US as well as Italy and the Bahamas, none of which have the same or a similar climate to Dubai.

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Alissa Oliveira
I: I have never been to Texas.

II: I have traveled down South in the past to play softball, and have experienced similar humid conditions in the Summer months.

III: I think the climate here is comfortable year round, but in the summer months the humidity levels may cause discomfort.

IV: I am familiar with the climate in the Boston area, which doesn’t experience as much extreme heat and humidity.

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I: I have been there my family is from Lebanon and I have gone every year of my life except this past year. 
III: The Climate there when I live there in the summer is very hot but as you go higher into the mountains it gets cooler.
IV: I am very used to the climate in beirut because I practically lived there growing up but compared to Boston where I live currently the climate is much cooler here in the summer and it rains more often.

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Climate Class: Warm Temperate

Precipitation: Summer Dry

Temperature: Hot Summer

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Climate Class: Warm Temperate 
Precipitation: Summer Dry 
Temperature: Hot Summer

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Climate classification: Warm temperate

Precipitation: summer dry

Temperature: cool summer

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I: No I have never been to Naples, Italy before.

II: I have been to areas similar to Naples based on the main climate classification, but the precipitation and temperature are a little different.

III: I think that the climate is very tolerable.

IV: Compared to where I live Naples is a lot less humid and more dry.

Kaitlin Pettenger

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My first impression of the area is that it is very wet due to its coastal location on the pacific ocean. The Cfb rating makes sense for the location as it has warm summers, similar to the east where I live, but does not receive as drastic temperature changes throughout the year. Vancouver, although more north than where I live has slightly more mild winters and slightly cooler summers. I have been able to experience this first hand as I have traveled to the Vancouver area in June/July.

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Orin Mahikoa

CFA climate with the first impressions of not being sure I want to live there. This would be because I didnt know that it was so humid as well as so close to the ocean. With this said I also wanted to compare it to Vermont and it is comparable but Houston being much more hot throughout the year.

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My first impression of the city is that it is close to the coast and may rely on nearby ports for resources and the ocean breeze for cooling. I have never visited India, but I know that the climate is typically very hot and susceptible to monsoons due to the humidity. During the summer after a rainstorm it can often get humid in MA, but I imagine that the level of humidity is a lot higher and more uncomfortable.

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Logan Fischer
Cfa (warm temperate, fully humid, cool summer)
My first impression of this is that this type of climate seems to be very common on the east side of the United States. The cfc climate is the same as Boston, MA and the state of Connecticut where I live. This makes sense to me because they have common seasons throughout the year. However, I thought Houston had more drastic and hotter summers than the northeast.

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Climate: Am ((equatorial/ monsoonal)

I’ve never been to this area before but it is most likely very humid and hot especially during the summer months and, like most of South Korea, becomes very rainy through July to September during the monsoon season. This area is comparable to the tropical climate of upper Florida.

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1. Climate Category: Equatorial

1. Population: 2 - 3 million

First Impressions:  Most parts of south America, are naturally warm and humid and very tropical. I’ve never been to Columbia but I hear that the weather throughout the year is very warm and through the winter months the lowest it gets to about 70 degrees. Also the land is full green lands, tropical trees and fruit in many parts of their land.

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Climate Category: Arid
First Impressions: I’ve been there but it was a long time ago so I don’t remember. The climate seems to be very dry and hot. I imagine it must be similar to a city called Campo Grande in Brazil some times of the year. The climate there is equatorial/desert and during the summer it can feel very dry. Precipitations don’t happen that often and when it does it can feel very warm; not refreshing.

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Csa: Warm temperature, steppe, hot summer

The climate of the city is very similar to where I am from. Being that the temperature is typically warm and with hot summer reminds me of the humidity and sunshine of Puerto Rico. I have always wanted to visit Italy especially because it tends to have good weather and being able to go all year round only with the possibility of rain is nicer then visiting a place with the possibility of snow.

Miranda Klope

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My first impression of the city is that it is close to the coast and may rely on nearby ports for resources and the ocean breeze for cooling. I have never visited India, but I know that the climate is typically very hot and susceptible to monsoons due to the humidity. During the summer after a rainstorm it can often get humid in MA, but I imagine that the level of humidity is a lot higher and more uncomfortable.
-Mckenzie Matz

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Cfa (warm temperate, fully humid, cool summer)

My first impression of this is that this type of climate seems to be very common on the east side of the United States. The cfc climate is the same as Boston, MA and the state of Connecticut where I live. This makes sense to me because they have common seasons throughout the year. However, I thought Houston had more drastic and hotter summers than the northeast.

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Bennet Hulverson

1. Cfa - Main climate: (C) warm temperature, Precipitation: (f) fully humid, Temperature: (a) hot summer

2. My first impression of Brisbane is that it seems to be very warm, maybe tropical. I have never been to Brisbane, but it looks like it has a similar climate to that of parts of Florida. It seems like it would be a very comfortable climate to live in, if not a bit too humid. Its Koppen-Geiger classification is close to that of Boston’s, but Brisbane is much warmer.

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1: The climate category for Berlin is CFB in the warm temperate category.

2: The climate is quite similar to what we have here in MA, where summers are quite warm, mild winters, and lots of rainfall throughout the summer and warmer seasons. I have never been to Berlin however looking at pictures and watching videos of the location, the winters look very similar to ours.

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Climate Category is BSK.
I have never visited Vancouver. However, I have been to Seattle which is less than 200 miles from Vancouver. I believe the weather is very similar in these two places. I think the climate here is probably fairly nice. It is most likely a little cold because it is so far north. I think it is very similar to other places I have been in the north west such as Seattle.

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1. I have not visited the site but it is very similar to the climate in Mexico, where the area is very hot, dry and has little rainfall. Personally, the city's climate is not very ideal in that there are many dry spells which cause droughts. Compared to New England, which is very humid and many months are full of rainfall, these two places are very different.

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The climate is warm with a hot summer and a dry winter. Most months of the year have significant rainfall with little dry spells. The average temp is 78 degrees.

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Dante Egizi-

Although I have never been to Melbourne, I almost studied abroad in Australia in the Gold Coast and did a lot of research about there and the surrounding area. Gold Coast is very close to the equator and seems similar to Mexico being very humid with warm tropical summers. Melbourne seems to be equitable to Florida. It is about the same distance away and from the equator, warm summers, warm temperatures year-round, and very humid all the time. The coldest months of June-August get as low as about 56 degrees Fahrenheit which is still decently warm. It is also on the coast and the corner of Australia, so it probably gets an east or south sea breeze.

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Jordan Bordner -

I have never been to Minsk or Belarus before, but the DfB climate exists on this side of the pond as well, particularly in Canada and the northern US. I have been to both Vermont and New Hampshire before, both of which lay in this climate zone. If Minsk is anything like Vermont, it definitely has lots of snow during the winter, lots of red and yellow foliage in the fall, and warm wet summers.

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This area falls into the climate category Af, which means it is equatorial and fully humid. Port-au-Prince sits above the equator so it is hot all year long.

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Labeled as a “Marine West Coast Climate”: Cfb

Personally, the climate in Milan sounds perfect for someone like me; I prefer less extreme weather and slightly colder temperatures. Milan has lots of frequent rainfall throughout the calendar year, mostly resulting from hurricanes and similar storms. This climate category reminds me of the northeast part of the U.S, although I’ve never been to Milan to really compare.

_ Maddie Vlcej

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Climate: DFA- Snow, Fully Humid, Hot Summer

I have never visited Chicago, but I've visited cities close to it like Minneapolis. I believe their climates are very similar to each other with cold, windy winters and hot, humid summers. I like this kind of climate because its nice and warm in the summer, but it cools down for the winter. However, compared to Boston, the summers are supposed to be hotter. Besides the hotter summer, the climate of this city is what I am used to with living in Boston, so I think it will be interesting to look at it closer.

Abriana Busbey

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My first impressions of this area definitely have to do with the climate, its humid air all year round make it a tropical area. I have never been to an area that is similar climate to Haiti, the closest is Florida.

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The temperature in Shizuoka is temperate. Japan in entirety is affected by its monsoon season. Their summers don't usually last very long but they are warm,  and mostly cloudy. While the winters are very cold and windy, but mostly clear. All year-round the weather tends to be wet. The temperature varies around 34°F - 87°F.
-Minh Nguyen

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I have not visited Naples or Italy in general, however I have a lot of family members who have been to the area. There is a lot of rainfall in the area, with summers being humid and rainy while winters are cold and also rainy. Compared to Waltham and Boston Massachusetts, the temperature is an average lower here while precipitation is more common there.
Jason Iannuzzo

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Climate : CSA - Warm Temperature, Summer Dry, Hot Summer.

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B1. Brisbane, Australia is Cfa = warm temp, fully humid, hot summers

B2. I never been to this location, but I always wanted to go to Australia. Their summer and winter is opposite ours and the winter does not get very cold. I would love to live in this kind of climate because I am not a fan of the cold and their beaches are nice.

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Brisbane is a warm temperature, fully humid area with a hot summer. I have never been before but the climate sounds like it would be similar to some southern US states like Mississippi or Florida which I have been to before. I think that the climate would be fairly pleasant but the humidity might start to become bothersome. Typically it is much more humid and hot than other places I have lived/been to all over the states and some parts of Europe.

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B1: CSA

B2: Rome, Italy is classified as having a Mediterranean Climate. I think this is a good climate to live in year round as Rome experiences hot, dry summers and cool, wet winters. This is a great middle ground without any extremes in the seasons. Unfortunately, I have not had the chance to visit Rome, Italy but one place that I have been to that shares a similar climate is Southern California. The climate in Southern California matches up to the description of a Mediterranean climate as the time that I visited it was in the summer and I experienced hot and dry days.
-Evan Clark

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the clmiate in Manchester is cfb which is mainly warm and temperate. I think It has a similar climate to massachusetts which is very interesting but I have never been to any area near here in my life.

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the climate of mancester is cfb