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Is there a place in the world where the winter isnt too cold and the summer not too hot?
- Thread starter Phonzo
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Vancouver, B.C. is usually wet in the winter and doesn't get too hot in the summer.
You gotta like the rain though.
You gotta like the rain though.
You want to live on the west coast US. Somewhere like here perhaps:
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Bellingham, Washington - Wikipedia
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South Florida pretty much matches NYC in July / August (with much better AC) and is paradise in winter.
California and Med besides match your request though.
California and Med besides match your request though.
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San Francisco! It costs $5,000 a day to be alive here and everything is broken but I had to close my windows last night because it got too chilly - in July! Come on down!
San Diego and Honolulu are the only two i've ever seen. Though when the wind stops the air is stagnant and weirdly uncomfortable
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We also have a monopoly on the good weather in SF. It's not the SF Bay Area. It's just SF and a tiny part of the North and East bay right on the shoreline. Go inland (even a bit) and it gets crazy hot.
san diego is very sneaky, last year went to hang around comic con, and since im from mexico, california is all around "cold" for me.
but san diego, i didnt even realized but i got sun burn, because the sun or the hot didnt bottered me at all.
Seattle has the best weather. It is neither extremely hot in the summer or cold in the winter. There is some rain but it is honestly better than most of the Midwest because it tends to be mild rain.
As someone who lives in NYC and has family in South Florida, hell no. Leaving the West Palm Beach airport is like walking into a brick wall of humidity at least 10 months out of the year.
Something like San Diego would be about right, though. Really anywhere in Southern California could fit the bill provided you are RIGHT on the coast. Even a handful of miles inland and it's a different story. Downtown Los Angeles is like 10-15 degrees hotter than Santa Monica, for example.
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Honolulu actually sounds perfect. Only issue i would have to uproot my entire life, hmmmmmmm.
I'd say Hawaii, but it's a bit too hot for your criteria (though very consistent temperature-wise, averaging in the low 80s year round, plus or minus a few degrees). For lower temperatures, coastal California (San Fransisco and especially San Diego) wins.
It's probably "too hot" a month of the year (and "too cold" a month of the year)... But even then there's almost no humidity here, so it's nothing like other hot areas and totally fine in the shade.
Seattle is nice but it's expensive. There are cheaper cities out here to live in. P.S. I lived in NYC for 12+ years and I feel your pain about hot/humid summers.
It's been balls hot since end of May. It'll be balls hot until late September.
Im from Florida. Still balls hot here.
I can't wait until fall.
Coastal California or Coastal Oregon are about as close to perfection as you can get IMO and are the only places I will ever live for the rest of my life barring unforeseen circumstances.
It'd be 82 in our house during the day if we didn't have ac on. Wonderful after the sun goes down. And unlike Florida the shade DOES make a difference like you say.
And I work a hot job so I'm biased against the heat.
Hawaii has perfect climate and weather. It's not too hot or cold and just the right amount of humidity year round. Even during the rainy season, it just reasons for a bit and then you get rainbows.
Colorado is pretty good but the air is dry. It does snow a bit but usually melts really quickly. In the summer, it's hot when the sun is out but cool in the shade with no humidity. It you have a basement you don't even need the air conditioning.
Colorado is pretty good but the air is dry. It does snow a bit but usually melts really quickly. In the summer, it's hot when the sun is out but cool in the shade with no humidity. It you have a basement you don't even need the air conditioning.
Azores climate: average weather, temperature, rain - Climates to Travel
Climate information for Azores. Weather by month, in Celsius and Fahrenheit. With tips on the best time to visit and what to pack in the suitcase
www.climatestotravel.com
Low of 54F in the winter and highs of 77F in the summer.