climate in usa

"john west++++" wrote in message
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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

Sonoma Valley, California

"JamesStep" wrote in message
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not too hot and not too cold.

A lot of folks would consider portions of California
such as San Francisco to be the ideal climate, with
moderate temperatures year round.

Hawaii has beautiful weather, but I know several folks
who feel that it's often too hot and humid for their taste.


Hawaii never gets as hot as California (it's extremely rare that temperatures
hit the 90s) and Hawaii never gets as cold as California (it's extremely rare
that the temperatures drop to 65 degrees in the middle of the night at sea
level.) KM
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"Keeger" wrote in message
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"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

Northern California to Seattle means lots of overcast days, precipitation and
cloudy weather. Many people would say that's not the criteria for the "best"
climate. KM
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On Sat, 27 Sep 2003 00:12:09 +0100, "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

I lived in Santa Barbara, CA and it was near perfect.

I'll second the motion! It never gets hot there and never gets cold by
temperate climate standards, not to mention the beautiful mountains ringing
the town and the gorgeous islands out in the bay. KM
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"john west++++" wrote in message
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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

Sonoma Valley, California


Can get hotter than hammered hell in the summertime and be overcast for long
periods of time in the winter. Santa Barbara is far superior with a much
narrower range of temperatures year round. KM
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Southern Californa such as from Santa Barbara south to San Diego.

BBOOTH

Ditto about San Diego. I should know because I live there!!!

BBOOTH

A lot of folks would consider portions of California
such as San Francisco to be the ideal climate...
I know several folks who feel that [Hawaii] is often too
hot and humid

Hawaii never gets as hot as California ...


Average highs in August:
San Francisco -- 72.3
Honolulu -- 88.7

Now obviously the weather in the islands varies somewhat
from city to city, and it's cooler at the higher altitudes, but
in general the islands are much hotter than the San Francisco
area.


and Hawaii never gets as cold as California

Yes, here are the average lows in January:
San Francisco -- 41.8
Honolulu -- 65.7

If you're looking for consistently warm to hot weather, the
Hawaiian islands are ideal. But if you're looking for moderate
weather, it's hard to beat portions of California.

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"john west++++" wrote in message
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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

Sonoma Valley, California


Can get hotter than hammered hell in the summertime...

The mean temperature for July/August is about 70 degrees and it rarely tops
90 degrees.

and be overcast for long
periods of time in the winter.

I find that's true west of the valley.

Santa Barbara is far superior with a much
narrower range of temperatures year round. KM

Sonoma is ideal to my taste. Then again, this entire thread is subjective.

On Sat, 27 Sep 2003 06:31:40 GMT, (Patty
Winter) wrote:

I guess when you normally live in Washington, D.C., the climate in
Palo Alto can seem like a gift from heaven all right. ;-)

I worked in Palo Alto City Hall from 1987 to 2001 and thought the
climate a delight (far nicer than at home in Daly City). I saw a
thin film of ice on puddles twice on a couple of rather
refreshing cool winter mornings, and I don't really recall it
ever being particularly hot, although it was warn from time to
time (in the autumn which is the area's summer).

The occasional winter rains were actually a nice change. Although
it is possible to have some pretty heavy winter rains, enough to
cause flooding in Palo Alto one year. As for most of California
rainfall from May to November was almsot non-existent.

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