🇺🇸 New York City vs 🇺🇸 San Antonio

Humid continental — hot summers, cold winters, year-round precipitation

New York City has four distinct seasons. Fall is the sweet spot: mild temps, low humidity, and the city at peak energy. Summers are hot and muggy; winters bring snow and bitter wind chill, especially near the waterfront.

San Antonio is America's seventh-largest city, a River Walk city where the San Antonio River provides a natural cooling corridor through the historic core. Summers are brutally hot with triple-digit temperatures common, but the city is large enough to span different microclimates from river valley to upland. Hurricane remnants from the Gulf occasionally bring tropical flooding.