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I'm going to move next year, and the weather definitely is one of the reasons (not the main reason though). At least half of the year the temperature here is above 30°c, 60%+ humidity and basically no wind. I somewhat got used to it after a decade here, but I'm sure I'll spend more time outside when I move away.
I don't get why a condition like that is still called "good weather".
If it's chill at night then it can be quite nice, if it's 23°C at night you feel like you are dying all the summer.
~25 at night these days