climate in usa

which part of the usa has the best climate please? ie warm summers and warm
winters.not too hot and not too cold.
thanks john west

"john west++++" wrote:

which part of the usa has the best climate please? ie warm summers and warm
winters.not too hot and not too cold.
thanks john west

Probably northern California to Seattle (lots of rain, tho)

K

"john west++++" writes:

which part of the usa has the best climate please? ie warm summers and warm
winters.not too hot and not too cold.
thanks john west


Redwood City, California

"Climate Best By Government Test"

:-)
Eric

On 9/26/03 6:32 PM, in article , "Eric
Griswold" wrote:

"john west++++" writes:

which part of the usa has the best climate please? ie warm summers and warm
winters.not too hot and not too cold.
thanks john west


Redwood City, California

"Climate Best By Government Test"

:-)
Eric

And how long has it been since that sign was up along Hiway 101? I'm not
disputing its accuracy, but just wondering how many people actually remember
seeing it!

Bill Williams writes:

On 9/26/03 6:32 PM, in article , "Eric
Griswold" wrote:

"john west++++" writes:

which part of the usa has the best climate please? ie warm summers and warm
winters.not too hot and not too cold.
thanks john west


Redwood City, California

"Climate Best By Government Test"

:-)
Eric

And how long has it been since that sign was up along Hiway 101? I'm not
disputing its accuracy, but just wondering how many people actually remember
seeing it!

It's still on the signs downtown.

I giggle everytime I see it.

Eric

On 9/26/03 6:40 PM, in article , "Eric
Griswold" wrote:

Bill Williams writes:

On 9/26/03 6:32 PM, in article , "Eric
Griswold" wrote:

"john west++++" writes:

which part of the usa has the best climate please? ie warm summers and warm
winters.not too hot and not too cold.
thanks john west


Redwood City, California

"Climate Best By Government Test"

:-)
Eric

And how long has it been since that sign was up along Hiway 101? I'm not
disputing its accuracy, but just wondering how many people actually remember
seeing it!

It's still on the signs downtown.

I giggle everytime I see it.

Eric
I think I saw the big sign along 101 in the late 50s--maybe early 60s. I
would definitely agree that the weather in the mid to southern Peninsula
(and even into Santa Clara County) is among the best I've ever encountered.
I lived with my parents in San Jose, and recall my mother looking outside
one summer day on a perfectly blue sky, and she muttered, "Another damned
nice day."

"TheNewsGuy(Mike)" wrote in
:
Hawaii

That's my choice, too. Some parts of Hawaii are warmer than others and some
parts are wetter than others. Some parts even get snow, though only nerds
live there. Choose what you want.

On Fri, 26 Sep 2003 23:32:11 GMT, Keeger wrote:

"john west++++" wrote:

which part of the usa has the best climate please? ie warm summers and warm
winters.not too hot and not too cold.
thanks john west

Probably northern California to Seattle (lots of rain, tho)

San Diego.

---
Bob

in article , Eric Griswold at
wrote on 9/26/03 4:40 PM:

Bill Williams writes:

On 9/26/03 6:32 PM, in article , "Eric
Griswold" wrote:

"john west++++" writes:

which part of the usa has the best climate please? ie warm summers and warm
winters.not too hot and not too cold.
thanks john west


Redwood City, California

"Climate Best By Government Test"

:-)
Eric

And how long has it been since that sign was up along Hiway 101? I'm not
disputing its accuracy, but just wondering how many people actually remember
seeing it!

It's still on the signs downtown.

I giggle everytime I see it.

Yes, two white neon arches over Broadway. Here's a pic:
http://www.ci.redwood-city.ca.us/finance/images/cafr2001_small.jpg
The line below "REDWOOD CITY" reads "Climate Best by Government Test".
The flag is gone though.

It was as hot as Sacramento on Monday. But today was nice and warm with
some hazy stuff floating over the hills. You could see it was foggy along
the coast.

which part of the usa has the best climate please? ie warm summers and
warm winters.not too hot and not too cold.
thanks john west

RJ mentioned San Diego, and a friend who lives there said it has perfect
weather 360 days of the year. The other 5 or 6 can be rainy or gloomy. The
only trouble is that the population keeps increasing by a million or so
every few years.