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The Canary Islands are not the islands of "Endless Spring".
The can get warm as well humid in Summer.
And the inland valleys of Gran Canaria can get really hot.
That's not wrong. Warmer air holds more moisture hence more precipitation. Certain places are cold enough that warmer-than-normal doesn't necessarily mean less snowfall.
Chicago winters are brutal to most people, especially those from warm or mild climates. To me Chicago winters sound brutal, unless you're comparing them with Minneapolis.
Exactly, NYC winters suck and Chicago has even lower temperatures, so I cant imagine it's fun being in Chicago from December to March. At least it warms up really quickly unlike most places in the Great Lakes
Of course it is. It's so wrong, and so easy to prove, it's unbelievable that anyone would fall for such a blatantly false claim about something like this.
Exactly, NYC winters suck and Chicago has even lower temperatures, so I cant imagine it's fun being in Chicago from December to March. At least it warms up really quickly unlike most places in the Great Lakes
December and March are totally fine in the southern Great Lakes, imo. The March average high is almost 50F. In fact, with the strong sunshine in March it can feel downright warm.
In my opinion, it's only January and February that are consistently uncomfortable in Detroit/Chicago.
Of course it is. It's so wrong, and so easy to prove, it's unbelievable that anyone would fall for such a blatantly false claim about something like this.
It's very annoying.
Do you have any way of backing up your claims? It is very possible that warmer temperatures may or had the possibility of leading to more snowfall in certain places, namely places that are frigid to begin with with average winter temperatures far below freezing. I don't see why that's so "blatantly wrong" or hard for you to understand.
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