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I don't own a house and usually take the bus rather than drive. I often let my car sit for days rather than clear, plus I dislike driving in snow. So snow more of a nuisance than a big hassle for me.
In NYC you have to move your car quite often for street cleaning. And those snow piles don't make it easier to find parking.
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Okay, you would rather live in a cold but dry climate but I don't like cold and dry climates at all. And yes, you are right, to someone from northern England this climate actually has warmer summers then what I'm used to and it's a lot sunnier and a lot wetter. But as someone who actually spent a winter in Toronto when over 200cm of snow fell, I can assure you it wasn't an issue for me, I don't mind shoveling snow, I'd rather shovel snow then do other chores to be honest. And, these winters are fairly moderate by Canadian standards, they're okay for me.
As I said before, people know my preferences, I dislike heat, and I enjoy cold, snowy weather, and I've experienced it full hand and enjoyed it. So, really, there's no point in trying to get me to dislike it because I already know what I want.
Now, what point are you trying to make here?
I guess my point is that, even though I do like snow, for me the inconvenience of having THAT much snow outweighs the benefits. Hence, the D rating.
A, good climate, good sunshine distribution (relatively cloudy summers and sunny winters). Nonethenless, it has more precipitation than I like, and regular snowfall in May is too much for me, even when I like snow.
I prefer Fredericton climate, warmer spring/summer, best in NB.
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