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Cinci wins hands down. Similar architecture, more similar accents, similar topography. The main differences between the cities are Cinci was a lot more heavily affected by the Great Migration, and the white population is much more conservative.
Pittsburgh doesn't have much in common with Cleveland it doesn't share with any other city in the Rust Belt.
Cincinnati is on the border yes, but is still humid subtropical. Pittsburgh is firmly in the humid cool continental and the northern parts of the metro area borderline cold continental.
Pittsburgh gets on average, the same amount of snowfall per year as Boston and is colder as well.
Cincinnati is on the border yes, but is still humid subtropical. Pittsburgh is firmly in the humid cool continental and the northern parts of the metro area borderline cold continental.
Pittsburgh gets on average, the same amount of snowfall per year as Boston and is colder as well.
Wiki gives much higher snow totals for Cinci - 22 inches, and nearly 21 snowy days.
Of course, that's what was recorded at the airport. Maybe there are some microclimate issues in the area?
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