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close match
Srinagar, India and Milan, Italy are a close climate match — 5,589 km (3,473 mi) apart. Srinagar is Köppen zone Cfa; Milan is Cfa.
See Srinagar on the interactive map →Looking outward from Srinagar, the atlas lands on Milan in the same humid subtropical (Cfa) zone — a distant place whose seasons still rise and fall with this city's. From Srinagar's point of view, Milan sits about 5,589 km (3,473 mi) out — far enough to feel like another place, close enough on the numbers to stand in.
For Srinagar, Milan is a close outward match: weather there should feel familiar if you know this city. Temperatures stay tight: January means differ by 1°C (Milan warmer); July by 1°C (Milan cooler). Rainfall shifts more: Milan is 20 mm wetter in July.
Sunshine stays close: Milan at 9.9 h/day on average versus 9.4 h/day in Srinagar (January 6.3 h / 7.7 h, July 13.5 h / 11.1 h). Air quality: mean PM2.5 is 27 µg/m³ in Milan vs 50 in Srinagar (lower by 23 µg/m³).
January & July · °C and mm
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On Similar Climates, Milan, Italy is the closest distant match for Srinagar, India — scored close, about 5,589 km (3,473 mi) away.
Srinagar and Milan are separated by roughly 5,589 km (3,473 mi) on the great-circle route.
Yes — both cities are in the same hemisphere, so summer and winter fall in the same calendar months.
Yes — both are humid subtropical (Cfa).
Srinagar has a humid subtropical climate (Cfa). January averages a high of 7°C and a low of -2°C with 55 mm of rain; July averages 30°C / 19°C and 50 mm.
Srinagar averages about 7.7 hours of sunshine a day in January and 11.1 hours in July.
January PM2.5 averages about 80.9 µg/m³ (US AQI 173); July averages 20 µg/m³ (US AQI 80).
Other close climate matches for Srinagar: Springfield (close), Venice (close), Pittsburgh (close).
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