Climate Battle: Sendai, Japan vs Niigata, Japan (snowfall, warm, average)
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Both have horrible winters.Way too many snowy days.
I choose Niigata for its warm summer.
So you'd pick snowier winters (practically triple the amount of snow) just for a couple degrees warmer summer even though you said it's too snowy? Interesting this is why I picked these 2 cities which are separated by a sort of narrow mountain range
So you'd pick snowier winters (practically triple the amount of snow) just for a couple degrees warmer summer even though you said it's too snowy? Interesting this is why I picked these 2 cities which are separated by a sort of narrow mountain range
I didnt consider average snowfall inches.Although I hate snow, I picked the snowiest one
I did consider average snowy days which both almost have same average snowy days.
So I revise my choice.
Sendai
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