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I lived near that area for a while, the climate is just awful. Cleveland's average lows are below the freezing point 5 months out of the year. It's basically
by everforward 4y ago
I lived near that area for a while, the climate is just awful.
Cleveland's average lows are below the freezing point 5 months out of the year. It's basically a constant state of either snowing, or melted/compacted snow freezing into ice.
Then spring comes around and it gets horribly hot. 3 months have average highs in the high 70s to low 80s. They also average 71% humidity; you will be sticky if you walk outside.
It doesn't surprise me we're letting that area decay. I've moved around a few times, and I've never experienced a worse climate. I'd take Texas or Arizona heat over the Great Lakes without thinking twice.
- paulryanrogers 4y agoLiving in greater Cleveland area for decades now. Though I do prefer it to tropics and south eastern states rocking 80-90% humidity. Skiing is weak around here and has been since the early oughts. Though the beaches and islands are nice, and changing seasons are refreshing. Every place has its pros and cons. I try to focus on the positive and do what I can about the negatives.