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> It's like a fucking Joy Division video here from October through April. :-D So people used to the Pacific Northwest would fit right in.
by pbourke 5y ago
> It's like a fucking Joy Division video here from October through April. :-D
So people used to the Pacific Northwest would fit right in.
- talideon 5y agoSeattle is further south than Paris, so make of that what you will!
- Hamuko 5y agoLatitude isn't everything. I grew up on a latitude that is probably relatively uninhabitable in Canada.
- seanmcdirmid 5y agoSeattle is pretty mild compared to most of the northeast. Seattle, and heck, even Ketchikan, have milder winters than Minneapolis. My experience in Seattle is fairly similar to my experience in Lausanne, except the latter was further south and had a bit more snow.
- pedrosorio 5y agoYeah, unclear how this is relevant to the US->Europe topic. Moving from LA to Minneapolis will be depressing, moving from Rome to London will too.
- raverbashing 5y agoOh for real I'd take London weather any day rather than MSP weather. No context. Minneapolis is "hot like hell" in summer and "cold like hell" in winter. London is mild and rainy but it's not too bad.