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If it's like last winter, then Vancouver. But on average Stockholm wins this one. Interestingly, Vancouver was quite a bit snowier than Stockholm last winter...at least when I checked.
If it's like last winter, then Vancouver. But on average Stockholm wins this one. Interestingly, Vancouver was quite a bit snowier than Stockholm last winter...at least when I checked.
Last winter was an anomaly here and should not be used as a basis for comparison just as much as a milder than average winter should not be used in Stockholm's case.
Last winter was an anomaly here and should not be used as a basis for comparison just as much as a milder than average winter should not be used in Stockholm's case.
In other words you don't think Seattle, London, Dublin have winters?
He should be made to walk around any of those cities in winter in shorts and T-Shirt, he'd soon change his tune
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