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I prefer NYC summer because Paris summer can be quite cool and dull, NYC has a more varied climate too. Paris is not as cold as NYC during winter but the fact of the extremely low sunshine hours and the gloomy atmosphere with the very chilly constant humid weather make it more unbearable than the NYC cold and sunny winter also NYC has more chance to experience a 18°C day during the winter than Paris.
Look, both are horrible climates, but I just wouldn't stand humid summers and cold winters atypical to the east coast and midwestern climates. I also wouldn't stand Paris's gloominess in the winter.
Seriously, most of these polls have climates almost as bad as each other, really...
NYC has a MUCH higher chance of experiencing a -18C high than Paris.
Look, both are horrible climates, but I just wouldn't stand humid summers and cold winters atypical to the east coast and midwestern climates. I also wouldn't stand Paris's gloominess in the winter.
Seriously, most of these polls have climates almost as bad as each other, really...
NYC has a MUCH higher chance of experiencing a -18C high than Paris.
But this -18°C high would be extremely exceptional while the 18°C high would not be really exceptional.
New York City for warmer summers with more thunderstorms and sunnier weather year round. Sunny and 40 F would probably feel warmer than 45 F and cloudy. Also Paris winter daylight hours are too short; even on sunny winter days, it would be dark by 4PM.
Look, both are horrible climates, but I just wouldn't stand humid summers and cold winters atypical to the east coast and midwestern climates. I also wouldn't stand Paris's gloominess in the winter.
Seriously, most of these polls have climates almost as bad as each other, really...
NYC has a MUCH higher chance of experiencing a -18C high than Paris.
A -18 C high in NYC is exceedingly rare. Did you mean a -18 C low?
paris without a doubt for me but I dont think either city has great weather. I doubt anyone moves to any city for weather anyway
What do you mean by "any city"? Are you specifically talking about NYC Paris because a lot people move to cities just because of the weather.
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