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On the map shades of red indicate above average immigration. White is unspecified so some meaning of avaerage; not none, but average. That said I have basical
by Tarragon 7y ago
On the map shades of red indicate above average immigration. White is unspecified so some meaning of avaerage; not none, but average.
That said I have basically the same question. Why are cities not getting above average immigration? You noticed Chicago, I noticed Buffalo and Rochester, which are the #2 and #3 largest cities in NY.
- goodcanadian 7y agoIt appears that the colours have more to do with migration compared to historic trends: Many may end up moving to the suburbs in the Midwest, where the model shows a larger-than-average influx of migrants compared to historic trends. So, it is really showing places that have not historically had a lot of people moving in.
- jellicle 7y agoRight. The complaints seem largely about being unable to understand the map. If rural western Kentucky gets 2 climate migrants and Chicago gets 100, this may represent a much greater increase in Kentucky migration rates than Chicago migration rates.