Chicago is because Chicago heat comes from the southern states in the summer and since its north of Louisiana the humidity from their swamp moves upward for miles including to Chicago and onward until it gets too weak to move on like a hurricane and thunder storms in the Chicago area could cause humid temperatures too. New York gets there humidity from the Atlantic Ocean and they get theirs from their thunderstorms which leaves humidity in the air as it moves. so that combined with the climates from the south is what makes Chicago so humid in the summer.
no because chicago is more to the west and new york is more to the east
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New York City has a humid subtropical climate. It is the northernmost U.S. city to have this climate. The rest of New York State has a humid continental climate.
New York is generally classified as being in the humid continental climate region due to its four distinct seasons with hot summers and cold winters. However, parts of New York City and Long Island can sometimes experience characteristics of a humid subtropical climate due to urban heat island effects.
Chicago is west of New York.
New York City has a humid sub-tropical climate. It is the northernmost major city in North America to have this climate. The rest of New York State has a humid continental climate.
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It depends on the individual. New York is the bigger, more "cosmopolitan" of the two.
New York City, including Manhattan Island, has a humid sub-tropical climate. The rest of New York State has a humid continental climate.
6PM. New York is an hour ahead of Chicago.
Chicago, IL to New York, New York via I-80 is about 788 miles.
The time in Chicago is one hour behind New York.