With a subtropical climate and more than 300 days of sunshine a year, there’s never a bad time, but each season brings with it unique reasons to love the place.

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The region’s climate is the temperate subtropical type, classified as humid mesothermal (Cfa- Köppen), with an average annual precipitation between 1,299 and 1,500 mm in the south and between 1,500 ...

The Alborz Mountain range separates the humid subtropical north from the arid south. Yarr65/Shutterstock Buildings are oriented inward, centred around enclosed courtyards and largely closed off ...

Japan’s humid subtropical climate can make summer feel unbearable for those unaccustomed to it. After the rainy season, the sun blazes and humidity soars, making “sweltering” the perfect word for ...

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4. Alabama Alabama’s humid subtropical climate causes it to receive an average of 58 inches of rain per year. In the areas closer to the Gulf, the rainfall is higher, especially in summer with ...

Undiscovered US city with subtropical climate and heaps of southern American food There's a plenty to explore in Hattiesburg with loads of hidden gems to discover.