Winter Here Is Colder Than in My Hometown
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Winter Here Is Colder Than in My Hometown
I am Mei. I moved from a coastal town to a northern city for university. Students in my dorm often compare weather, food, and travel times between our old homes and this new place.
December here is colder than December in my hometown. The wind near the river feels sharper than the sea breeze I knew as a child. My roommate Sofia says her mountains are snowier than our campus fields, but the campus paths are icier than the roads in her village.
Last week we looked at weather charts on the dorm wall. Monday was cloudier than Tuesday, but Tuesday was windier than any day that week. Sofia said the coldest morning was colder than her freezer at home, and we laughed while we drank hot tea.
We compared coats in the hallway.
