Climate Battle: NYC vs Lyon (warm, average, days, city)
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hmm this is tough..... lyon has warmer winters but they are super gloomy. NYC has nicer warmer summers. I guess ill lean NYC but id prolly give you a different answer if you ask me tommorow.
New York for more continentality, but there's also another reason. Air-conditioning is much easier to come by in NYC (or almost anywhere else in the Lower 48) than in Lyon. Spend a July in an un-airconditioned south-facing apartment in Lyon and tell me if you still like it . Even Stockholm would be too warm for me in summer for this reason.
New York for more continentality, but there's also another reason. Air-conditioning is much easier to come by in NYC (or almost anywhere else in the Lower 48) than in Lyon. Spend a July in an un-airconditioned south-facing apartment in Lyon and tell me if you still like it . Even Stockholm would be too warm for me in summer for this reason.
Really? A/C seems pointless to me in places that have average highs below 28C.. even then I would only use it on hotter days but I guess some people have different preferences!
There are only a handful of days each year here where I could do with A/C so it's not worth it really
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