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Is that why Chicago winters are perpetually gray?
by hammock 4y ago
Is that why Chicago winters are perpetually gray?
- phkahler 4y agoNo idea. Michigan is more gray than Wisconsin because the air picks up moisture as it crosses lake Michigan. The western parts get a lot of lake effect snow too. Chicago I have no idea. How does it compare to Milwaukee?
- RajT88 4y agoChicago probably gets more lake effect cloud cover. You're right that it's always gray downtown in the winter. Further out where I live it's not perpetually gray, it's more of a mixed bag. Currently clear skies.