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I would go with Stockholm as well, granted it really has no warm months, but Winnipeg is horrfic; 5 months of the year have mean temps under 25 F/-4 ...and 3 months the mean temps are less than 10 F!
Tough one. I certainly like the warmer summers and sunshine hours in Winnipeg, but 5 months with highs below freezing is too much. Seven months that has recorded 30C temps is truly impressing.
So I have to go with Stockholm. Not a great climate, but better.
nah, that isnt true. From my experience, living in sweden, you have to pass the -5 or -6C isotherm (around 60N) to get any type of guaranteed snow cover in winter.
Winnipeg. Although summers are too warm, guaranteed snow cover decides it for me. Snow cover is more important than a comfortable summer in my opinion.
nah, that isnt true. From my experience, living in sweden, you have to pass the -5 or -6C isotherm (around 60N) to get any type of guaranteed snow cover in winter.
So 59.2N isn't enough? The last four years Stockholm has had a pretty consistent snow cover from December to March. Even from mid November. Even a mean of -2.5C is enough to have a snowpack for months.
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