Which city's winter feels more "wintry"? (climate, snowfall, warm)
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Dallas has reached 35ºC in January, is that correct?
My city has only seen such temperatures in July and August, on the other hand those -17ºC have never been reached here. Continental climates are awesome for records.
Still not enough to detract from the fact that Dallas has the potential to get very warm (it does every winter), is much sunnier, not as damp, and probably not as windy either. Those infrequent cold snaps are just that - infrequent and short in duration. Overall, Hobart feels more wintry - cool, damp, cloudy, windy. Definitely more of a wintry feel. I bet it feels downright summer-like in Dallas at times in winter.
Hobart - Dallas can (and does) get warm in winter, while Hobart can't even get warm in summer - lol.
A note about Dallas snow...it DOES snow in Dallas, however the average annual snowfall in Dallas is 1.8 inches/44 mm - which might last a few hrs (if your lucky). Dallas has gone as long as 15 years with out a single trace of snow. So I wouldn't plan to much on "winter sports" in Dallas - lol.
Hobart - Dallas can (and does) get warm in winter, while Hobart can't even get warm in summer - lol.
A note about Dallas snow...it DOES snow in Dallas, however the average annual snowfall in Dallas is 1.8 inches/44 mm - which might last a few hrs (if your lucky). Dallas has gone as long as 15 years with out a single trace of snow. So I wouldn't plan to much on "winter sports" in Dallas - lol.
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