Accenture opens new corporate office in Detroit's downtown

[iheartthed]

Que?

San Francisco

Average Yearly Rainfall = 23.65"
Percent Possible Sunshine = 69
Mean Monthly Sunshine Hours = 3,062

Detroit

Average Yearly Rainfall = 33.47"
Percent Possible Sunshine = 55
Mean Monthly Sunshine Hours =2,436

San Francisco only has one season, which would be similar to mid-April in Detroit. Everybody loves it in January and hates it in July.

However, Silicon Valley has much better weather than San Francisco itself. Silicon Valley has weather that is more similar to stereotypical California.

[313WX]

However, Silicon Valley has much better weather than San Francisco itself. Silicon Valley has weather that is more similar to stereotypical California.

Well of course.

It's in a valley [[compressional heating from downsloping) and also doesn't get an onshore flow as often as SF.

[iheartthed]

Detroit's path to being the next Silicon Valley is to do all in its power to have the next big thing get created in Detroit. The way to do this is to create an environment to help out promising startups in all the ways that the city possibly can. Get all of the deep pockets in the region together to create capital funds focused on companies based in Detroit. Get the deep pocketed companies in the region to fund open and low cost work spaces.

[masterblaster]

Detroit's path to being the next Silicon Valley is to do all in its power to have the next big thing get created in Detroit. The way to do this is to create an environment to help out promising startups in all the ways that the city possibly can. Get all of the deep pockets in the region together to create capital funds focused on companies based in Detroit. Get the deep pocketed companies in the region to fund open and low cost work spaces.

Thank you for actually proposing a specific viable course of action to improve the Detroit area economy and attractiveness , unlike the Atlanta 313WX, who only denigrates, denigrates, and denigrates, and who is negative in every single post.