Climate Battle: Binghampton Vs. Turku (snow, warm, city, humidity)

[Adi from the Brunswicks]

Which climate would you prefer, and why ?

Binghampton:
Binghamton, New York - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Turku:
Turku - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I'd go with Turku. 72 F in july sounds perfect, and the cold winters indicate lots of snow .

[ABrandNewWorld]

Both suck but if I'm going to have to put up with a horrible, cold winter, I want to be rewarded with a real summer. Binghamton.

[Ariete]

Originally Posted by Adi from the Brunswicks

Which climate would you prefer, and why ?

Binghampton:
Binghamton, New York - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Turku:
Turku - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I'd go with Turku. 72 F in july sounds perfect, and the cold winters indicate lots of snow .

Binghampton gets more than double the snow we do.

But obviously Binghampton for me. It's warmer but has still a real winter.

edit: Y U No public poll?

[ilovemycomputer90]

Turku for the cooler summers.

Sunshine hours are probably about the same for both climates. Binghamton's summers aren't bad, but are more prone to heat and humidity than Turku.

[nei]

Note Binghamton Airport is 800 feet higher than the city.

[Max96]

Turku for cooler summers and more stable winters.

[Rozenn]

Both have great winters but rather lousy summers. But I thought Binghamton was cloudier in summer, thought it had a reputation for excessive cloudiness. Maybe only in winter.

I choose Binghamton for the warmer summers and for being wetter overall.

[ksolina]

Binghampton is the most perfect North American climate to me, so obviously I pick it, although Turku isn't that bad either.

[Wildcat15]

Binghamton for the summer, although it is still spring-like in July. Nightmarish places in the winter but at least New York has real warmth for a while.

[Ethereal]

Turku for milder summers.

Binghampton is too continental and it's humid in summer.