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Re:How to Make Pittsburgh a Startup Hub by minimaxir on Tuesday April 12, 2016 @05:47PM (#11483862)
I was referring to Pittsburgh's coin-flip weather. Edited OP for clarity.

Yes, it really is that bad.

Re:How to Make Pittsburgh a Startup Hub by hirsin on Tuesday April 12, 2016 @06:03PM (#11483964)
Pittsburgher who moved to Seattle here - would agree. As bad as Seattle weather is, Pittsburgh hits both extremes (ice and heat) and isn't predictable.
Re:How to Make Pittsburgh a Startup Hub by dalanmiller on Wednesday April 13, 2016 @02:06AM (#11486091)
As a Seattite who lived in PGH for a year, I agree with you. I found the winter to be quite difficult.
Re:How to Make Pittsburgh a Startup Hub by cfallin on Tuesday April 12, 2016 @06:09PM (#11484002)
I'm a PhD student at CMU right now. We just went from 75-degree "wow, we skipped spring" weather a few weekends ago to snow last weekend. Who knows what next week will bring.

Keeps things interesting as long as you remain indoors!

Re:How to Make Pittsburgh a Startup Hub by atspruce on Tuesday April 12, 2016 @06:45PM (#11484234)
There's plenty to complain about regarding Pittsburgh's gray, gray weather, but this up-and-down spring is wildly atypical for the area and not localized to southwestern PA. The same thing is happening in Ohio, across the rest of Pennsylvania, through New Jersey, and into the NYC area - and I'm sure in neighboring states as well.
Re:How to Make Pittsburgh a Startup Hub by ghaff on Tuesday April 12, 2016 @07:00PM (#11484333)
This has just been a bizarre year. In New England, I swear someone mixed up the March and April buttons. March is usually crazy (but was pretty nice this year) and we're getting snow and gold grey days in April.
Re:How to Make Pittsburgh a Startup Hub by vonmoltke on Tuesday April 12, 2016 @06:13PM (#11484041)
Oh, so it's Dallas. 75 is spring here, though.