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Difinately Windsor for it’s hotter, more humid summer, warmer summertime lows, and colder winter temps with more chances of snow. Not a fan of Pacific Northwest climates!
Yes I do, because Windsor has higher lows troughout the year.
Use to surprise that I’d have colder lows despite being much closer to the ocean. I get more sun, especially in winter, which explains the colder lows. Also the Great Lakes keeps winters a bit more mild
Windsor for the cooler winters and snowfall. That said, Portland still has a decent climate and putting climate aside, I would much rather live in Portland than Windsor.
A place that gets buried in in snow? No thanks. Portland is much better.
Windsor is not in the snow belt, that would be London, Ontario or Erie, PA
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