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As you can see, most of the months from April - September are consistently the same temps from Chicago, Twin Cities, Cleveland and Boston. It's the winter months that just get significantly colder- December, January and February. That's where the 5 degree difference comes from.
Twin cities - Jun - 68 Jul - 73 Aug - 71
Boston - Jun - 68 Jul - 74 Aug -72
Chicago - Jun - 70 Jul - 76 Aug - 74
Cleveland - Jun - 68 Jul - 72 Aug - 70
How much difference is there?
Is it a big difference?
Do you notice the difference?
I can vouch for Boston; it's cold in the winter but the New England weather comes with great surprise. You can literally have a snow storm on a monday, then come Tuesday, the snow melts and it's 60.
I can vouch for Boston; it's cold in the winter but the New England weather comes with great surprise. You can literally have a snow storm on a monday, then come Tuesday, the snow melts and it's 60.
That's the story in a lot of places - Denver and Minneapolis and Chicago. We had 81 degrees on March 31st, and then it snowed 5 inches May 7th. And then it was 75 yesterday. Weird.
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