The question applies to any city with lots of really tall, big buildings, really. I figure that all those tall buildings would get in the way of the wind, like they make some kind of artificial lee. I’ve never been in a big city like that.
The question applies to any city with lots of really tall, big buildings, really. I figure that all those tall buildings would get in the way of the wind, like they make some kind of artificial lee. I’ve never been in a big city like that.
Not only is it windy, it’s cold as fuck when you’re standing in the shadow of a building, even in the summer. And there are a lot of buildings blocking the sun in NYC.
As someone who visited new York in summer, I cannot confirm.
It gets unbearably hot in the summer, but then it gets cold and dry.
Well I too visited in the summer, and hugely regretted not bringing a sweater, so I don’t know what to tell you.
It’s almost like weather is variable…