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From what I understand the Asheville winter is colder but much sunnier and with more possibility for spurts of spring-like warmth, while the Vancouver winter is milder but very dank. I think Vancouver gets a little bit more snow or a similar amount.
Vancouver without a doubt. cool, damp, moderated winters versus high variation with higher possibility for brutal, cold, dry Canadian air... no thanks. Asheville gets more Canadian air than Vancouver.
Vancouver without a doubt. cool, damp, moderated winters versus high variation with higher possibility for brutal, cold, dry Canadian air... no thanks. Asheville gets more Canadian air than Vancouver.
Lol, the air in Vancouver is by definition "Canadian air".
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