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I rate this a D-: there's not a reliable comfortable season, but it's not as bad as many other climates like Yellowknife and Phoenix, so it's not an F. I think "four season climate lovers" would like this
This climate isn't humid enough to have a good summer anyway, nights are too chilly.
It's not as dry as California, and afternoon temperatures themselves are hot (comparable to Singapore's). It's true that it's not really wet, but if it was, temperatures would have been cooler. I thought this was a good compromise for people who want both cold and hot weather in the same place. But if some people prefer more humid summers, that's alright
It's not as dry as California, and afternoon temperatures themselves are hot (comparable to Singapore's). It's true that it's not really wet, but if it was, temperatures would have been cooler. I thought this was a good compromise for people who want both cold and hot weather in the same place. But if some people prefer more humid summers, that's alright
I think where I live is a good compromise for people who want both cold and hot weather in the same place. Humid heat especially.
I think where I live is a good compromise for people who want both cold and hot weather in the same place. Humid heat especially.
Are you talking about Lexington? I don't think it's any "better" than Huron, summers are about the same as Huron's, while winters are much warmer. I think Huron's more "complete" (not that I like it).
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