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Montreal is the best of the options but Birmingham is a close second. NYC is also decent for the stormy weather (which was basically what I was also experiencing earlier ), albeit a bit too muggy. Those are probably the only 3 I'd actually want to be at. Iowa is chilly, Miami is too hot and humid, Chicago is cold rain which is gross, Duluth is too cold, and Fairbanks is a big fat NOPE for obvious reasons.
Fairbanks - 20°F is about my favorite temperature. Cold enough for snow, no mix chances, but not too cold either. Having a foot on the ground and 20° is perfect IMO.
Funny that Birmingham is the most popular so far since I live there, but I prefer rainy and cool, so I went with Chicago.
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), albeit a bit too muggy. Those are probably the only 3 I'd actually want to be at. Iowa is chilly, Miami is too hot and humid, Chicago is cold rain which is gross, Duluth is too cold, and Fairbanks is a big fat NOPE for obvious reasons.
