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Hot, humid summers are a way of life around here, and cold, snowy winters is something that exists in my dreams. Of course, I prefer cold and snowy winters - if only I could actually experience one.
Come to think of it though, 80 or 90 F isn't a fair comparison to -30 or -40 F. The choice should be more like 120 F +.
True, the severity and duration have to be matched.
If you are going to bring up subzero temps, then you have to match those with long summers with heat indexes over 110 in midsummer.
To me, the cold or heat have never been an issue; I can take most weather for a few days. But when it becomes sustained and relentless (like summer in Phoenix or winter in Fairbanks), I tire of it.
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