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Sorry I live on Lake Allatoona really (usually) no need to go the distance
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I think this is quite silly to debate over...but my vote is ATL ![]() |
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I would say they aren't that different. I lived in Southern Minnesota most of my life and spent 2001-2003 in Chicago. This was my first summer in ATL and I found it to be similar to midwestern summers, maybe a bit hotter in August but I think this year was unusually hot. Humidity not that much different though. Hope this helps!
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What is the average dew point in summer?
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