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Old 03-31-2023, 03:29 AM
 
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The best year of the quintessential Cfa climate and my favorite Southeast US place to monitor, compared to the same year in its coastal and same latitude counterpart. I would have used the downtown waterfront station for Charleston but there is no Dallas station with 2017 data that is urbanized enough to be apples to apples with it, so I stuck to the airports.


Both are about equally poor weather wise to live in for me, so I'll compare them on the basis of their weather monitoring, and Dallas Love Field is the pick for me.
More wintertime heat and a much longer frost free season, unlike the dumb March 16-17 backload Charleston Airport got after a frostless February. Plus it has a fun 2017 rainfall pattern to watch that seesaws between Cwa, Csa, and the standard of dry winters and summers with wet springs and falls.

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Old 04-08-2023, 03:08 PM
 
Location: St. Louis Park, MN
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Dallas for colder seasons. A little more like Minneapolis
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Old 04-09-2023, 05:52 AM
 
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Dallas for colder seasons. A little more like Minneapolis
You are kidding, right? Dallas is 1C warmer over the course of the year with 10/12 months being warmer and has a 66 day longer frost free season in 2017, how can it be more like Minneapolis than 2017 Charleston if you aren't?

In all seriousness it's literally impossible for 2017 Dallas to be more like ANY Minneapolis year than 2017 Charleston, if you mean this it makes no sense at all.
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