Is the weather in South Bend, Indiana really depressing?
It depends on you and your personal preferences. Indiana has a humid continental climate. That means it can receive a considerable amount of precipitation during the year, including on average of about 81 inches of snowfall in the winter. The summers are warm and humid. Still you should not let the climate deter you from applying to one of the most respected universities in the nation. Having lived in Colorado myself, I have seen some of the most extreme weather of anywhere I’ve ever lived. For example, subzero temperatures are common in the winter. You can experience all four seasons in one week in Colorado. I’ve never lived in a place where you can have below zero temperatures at the start of a week and then have temperatures in the 70s later in that same week. I’ve also never seen such large hail stones that could crack my car’s windshield and leave huge dents in the roof. The interesting thing is that Alamosa, which is one of the most southern cities in the state, is also the colde
