Climate Battle: New York City vs Boulder, CO (snowy, average, East)
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New York City by a long shot, It's a more "living", varied and defined seasonal climate, Boulder is a dry hell and a winter day can still occur even in may in these kind of places, definitely not my cup of tea...
Also when it rain in summer in Boulder (unlike New York City where the summer rain are far more pleasant and summer like because of the acceptable temp when it occur) the temperature fall in a really cool (not to say cold...) level and therefore make me more think of a autumnal rain more than a summer one...
Last edited by Hartfordd; 06-12-2017 at 07:01 AM..
Don't forget that Boulder gets snow in May and October
That's rather overstating it, at least for May, don't you think?
According to Wikipedia, Boulder averages 0.6 snowy days in May so it wouldn't snow every single May. Perhaps 2 snow days one May, then no snow days for the next two Mays. Or something like that.
For October it averages 1.8 snow days so, yes, likely some snow every October but with an average high of 18.8°C I doubt it sticks around for long.
NYC easily for way less snowfall and more stable weather overall between seasons.
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