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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Cornell is colder and snowier but to my kid that just means you need a decent coat and gloves.  It will get in the teens more frequently then here and more snow but it is not below zero with feet of snow.

My kid wanted a northern school with snow.[/quote]

There in the mid-90's. Sweatshirt weather in September, such a change after living here.    Definitely feet of snow, on occasion, what seemed like inches nearly every day, and the plowed mounds were still around in late April in spring(?) of 1994.     And yes, it was below at and zero with and without wind chill many days during Jan. and Feb. that year.  I recall a really cold January, and looked it up.  Jan. 21 (-24) degrees. https://www.wunderground.com/history/monthly/us/ny/ithaca/KITH/date/1994-1   Loved it regardless!

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I have family living near Ithaca and the weather has gotten a lot warmer (relatively speaking) and less snowy. In fact they are often disappointed at not being able to ride their snowmobiles very much these days. [/quote]

My child just finished her second year and the weather has not been crazy cold or snowy.  She does report it is gray often.  She would like more sun but no feet of snow or below zero temps.[/quote]

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