Where would you live better? Freely compare the climate of any two cities worldwide.
Method
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Type any two cities and confirm the right place in the search results.
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For each coordinate, we request the NASA POWER 1991–2020 climatology without mixing it with a forecast.
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We compare 12 months of highs, lows, rain, humidity and solar radiation and create a reproducible CSV.
Your inputs
Enter any two cities
Search by city and country. If names repeat, choose the right location before comparing.
First city
Search by city and country. If names repeat, choose the right location before comparing.
Second city
Choose the correct location
Result
A climate portrait of both cities
NASA POWER monthly climatologies for 1991–2020. Place geocoding by OpenStreetMap Nominatim.
Highs and lows through the year
Monthly rainfall side by side
Seasonal humidity wheel
Climate similarity
Annual rainfall
Closest month
Madrid and Lisbon: a verifiable comparison
Example retrieved from NASA POWER on 24 September 2026 for the displayed coordinates and 1991–2020 period. Download the original responses and the twelve-month CSV. It does not describe current weather or every neighbourhood.
Similarity averages twelve monthly scores: temperature 45%, rainfall 30%, humidity 15% and solar radiation 10%. These editorial weights measure neither comfort nor the probability of rain. Each difference is divided by its scale and bounded between 0 and 1; high and low temperatures have equal weight within their component.
Highs and lows through the year
45%
½ × [c(TmaxA,TmaxB,28°C) + c(TminA,TminB,24°C)]
Monthly rainfall side by side
30%
c(RA,RB,max(35 mm,RA,RB))
Seasonal humidity wheel
15%
c(HA,HB,55%)
ALLSKY_SFC_SW_DWN
10%
c(SA,SB,12 MJ/m²/d)
c(a,b,s) = max(0, 1 − |a − b| / s)
These are global gridded climate estimates, not local weather-station observations or a forecast.