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I know you like a warmer climate. NYC has warmer springs, much warmer in the summer, and warmer in autumn. That's 3 of 4 seasons. Why are you so focused on just one season?
I know you like a warmer climate. NYC has warmer springs, much warmer in the summer, and warmer in autumn. That's 3 of 4 seasons. Why are you so focused on just one season?
not as irrational as saying "NYC is better everyday in the year''.
plus a few more degrees in the winter is more valuable than in other seasons.
NYC seems to have had quite a few snow storms in the past couple of years, plus the summer is too hot (35-38C often) . I will vote for Paris as well.
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Paris, because Europe's winters seem to be getting colder and snowier! If it was Paris v Syracuse or Albany, it would be a different matter, snow is much more reliable in upstate NY as I'm sure everyone knows. As far as the rest of the year goes, Paris wins hands down- none of the prolonged periods of heat and humidity that afflict the Big Apple.
New York Ci-tay for the colder winters and also more storms (probably).
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