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Gave it a B. I've never been to Boise unfortunately, but I've been told, and the graph shows, that their winters can run on the gloomy side. I like a crisp, cool, but sunny winter.
But I love the somewhat mild temps and relatively mild winter as far as precipitation.
I was surprised at the humidity graph. I though Boise was more arid but maybe I'm wrong.
Gave it a B. I've never been to Boise unfortunately, but I've been told, and the graph shows, that their winters can run on the gloomy side. I like a crisp, cool, but sunny winter.
Sunnier there in winter (and year round, at that!) than here in Seattle! I really like those cold, clear days too. The best winter days here in Seattle are the ones with temperatures below freezing with the clearest, bluest skies you've ever seen. I love them! Especially if there is snow on the ground as well!
Looking at it again, I'm thinking I should have given it a C. The summers are way too warm, but the humidity is low then and it's really only June, July, and August. September is a little warmer than I'd prefer, but bearable. Still sunnier than I'd like, but I think I was a little too harsh with my original rating. If someone else is considering rating a D, just give it a C instead and we'll pretend to swap.
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