<p>Chance of a 100 degree day in Seattle in summer is about = to having a 60 degree day in WI in January. True few homes in Seattle have AC–because you almost never need it. Even 90s are rare–maybe a few days per year and nights are cool. Rainy gray winter is by far the worst weather issue. Summers tend to be mild, sunny and low humidity. But don’t start until July. End early Sept. </p>
<p>Both schools on paper are very similar but very different experiences. Big city college life versus classic college centric town. Seattle has better post-grad local job prospects but UW has great recruiting on campus covering all USA</p>