How about a trip to Australia Southern SA

For most of the year, Adelaide has a decidedly Mediterranean climate, with hot, dry, sunny summers and mild, bright-but-rainy winters. There are differences however. The city sees more rainfall during its summer months (November to March) that would be expected of a typical Mediterranean climate, but it also experiences frequent and intense heatwaves, several times a year. During these hot spells Adelaide is often the hottest city in Australia and one of the hottest on earth, particularly from December to February with temperatures regularly topping 45°c. Outside of these extreme events, highs of 28°c are likely, but with cooler nights than might be expected, averaging just 16°c. Sunshine levels are high throughout the summer though, often exceeding 9.5 hours a day. Winters are mild (averaging 16°c from June to August by day and 7.5°c by night), with frequent, but often light rain. Heavy rain and winter storms in the city are not as common as most locations with a Mediterranean climate, but sunshine levels are about 5 hours a day, about where you’d expect in winter months.