Which JULY would you rather have? NYC vs Manchester vs Denver vs Krakow

[ilovemycomputer90]

Manchester - pleasantly cool and comfortable most of the time.

Krakow is nice too though. That would be my second choice. NYC is too hot and humid...Denver gets too hot and is too sunny.

[patrix542]

Originally Posted by tarzan_taborda

Krakow>Denver>Manchester>New York City

I'm impressed by Denver's average high, 32ºC at 40ºN and 1600 meters of altitude is insane.

32ºC averages only happen in the south(38/39ºN) at no more than 300 meters of altitude here.

i think Salt Lake city averages even more than that

[Jdawg8181]

I love NYC but summers here are absolutely brutal. Too HUMID!

[marlaver]

Denver wins to me.

[Wildcat15]

Originally Posted by ilovemycomputer90

Denver gets too hot and is too sunny.

Something I forgot to consider. NYC is easily the best with so much less sunshine than Denver. In fact it's about the same as Tampa.

[tenkier7]

Manchester. Typical Northwestern European climate in the summer
I wouldn't mind to stay Manchester in New Hampshire (avg high 28.0°C / 82.4°F) though
Then realize the European city is located 10.5 degrees farther north... so yeah anyway I'll choose the European one. (Less direct sunlight)

[patrix542]

Originally Posted by tenkier7

Manchester. Typical Northwestern European climate in the summer
I wouldn't mind to stay Manchester in New Hampshire (avg high 28.0°C / 82.4°F) though
Then realize the European city is located 10.5 degrees farther north... so yeah anyway I'll choose the European one. (Less direct sunlight)

well 28c in English Manchester is a rare occurance .. I cant believe there are people who would choose that gloomy July over the other 3