I went hunting and found a great climate site!
http://www.hobart.climatemps.c...
http://www.climatemps.com/coun...
http://www.seattle.climatemps....
They say that Hobart, Tasmania, Australia is Köppen-Geiger classification: "Cfb". \
That's close to my coastal PNW Koppen zone "Csb" except that we have dry summers. Maybe my summers are hotter and winters colder.
Are you overcast and drizzly 8-9 months of the year?
Koppen Cfb - Maritime Temperate or Oceanic. Changeable weather. Often overcast. Cool summer, mild winter.
Köppen-Geiger Csb: dry-summer subtropical "Mediterranean"
"Hobart, Tasmania has a marine west coast climate that is mild with no dry season, warm summers.
Heavy precipitation occurs during mild winters which are dominated by mid-latitude cyclones.
Seasonality is moderate."
They also mention something new to me: the "Holdridge life zones system of bioclimatic classification". They say Hobart is in or near the "cool temperate moist forest biome".
Read more:
http://www.hobart.climatemps.c...
