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I kind of agree. I generally think city trumps weather. My two favorite US cities are New York and Chicago, but I won't pretend they don't get miserable. You don't think about it when you're not experiencing it, but when you're sweating on that subway platform, dressed for the office, it sucks.
I agree with this for the most part. NYC or Dc in the summer can be hideous, NYC winters can be really dreary as well but people dont move to many of the great cities of the world for weather or the outdoors. London, Paris ,NYC, Berlin,etc. arent really noted for their great weather . Even in warmer places like Rome or Tokyo or Hong kong, people are probably not there for the weather
Freezing cold windy winters with lots of snow, Scorching hot and humid summers with frequent thunderstorms, short springs and falls, minimal nice 75 degree sunny days, on average substantially more cloudy days a year than sunny days.
You might not care for Dallas, but do you really think it meets this criteria?
OKC, Miami and Dallas I hate hot and humid weather. I live in Miami Beach for my job I am wanting to move back to a city with 4 seasons soon I miss the 4 seasons like Nashville and Cincinnati have.
Anywhere with a long cloudy winter would be the worst. I'll take a few weeks of 100+ over sub-freezing highs. But that's just me, 90/70 is perfect IMHO
Not as bad as summers in the deep south, but of course D.C gets cold in the winter to. IMO spring and fall weather save D.C. It's not quite as bad as Midwestern cities.
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