Which city or state has the best weather? (cost, school, salaries)

[californialove24]

Originally Posted by Fleet

That's true. I like 70s to 90s. A 90-degree day means pleasant weather for a night bicycle ride.

I Do as well when it gets over 100 People tend to stay inside their house but around 7:30 Pm Kids and Teenagers Start coming outside b/c it get's cooler and Kids Play outside till it's 11 @ night and what I Like about Summer Nights it's not to Hot or Cold it's very Comfortable.I don't think we get many Bugs compared to Florida. I Love Summer Nights.

[harvestursoul]

The best climate in america is in central florida Orlanda/Cocoa Beach. not as hot as miami, and cold enough to wear a coat. Disney is not located there for nothing!!!

[blkgiraffe]

At this point, Houston! The weather has been beautiful for the past week.

[californialove24]

^^ Wouldn't don't it,It's could and it's Actually raining right now in O.C.

[tycling23]

Here is my piece. I've also been looking to move. I too LOVE the sound of California's weather along with few others such as Hawaii and Florida to name a few. But have you heard of the San Andreas Fault? I'd rather not get f'd up in an Earthquake. Not too found of gettin my a.. blown off in a hurricane either. Maybe I'm just a pessimist but I feel like natural disasters are becoming much more frequent. I want to be somewhere safe of "the majority" of those disasters.

[gaflsc]

Originally Posted by jluke65780

At this point, Houston! The weather has been beautiful for the past week.

Meh. In about two months, she'll reclaim her throne as "America's armpit".

[LordBalfor]

Originally Posted by tycling23

Here is my piece. I've also been looking to move. I too LOVE the sound of California's weather along with few others such as Hawaii and Florida to name a few. But have you heard of the San Andreas Fault? I'd rather not get f'd up in an Earthquake. Not too found of gettin my a.. blown off in a hurricane either. Maybe I'm just a pessimist but I feel like natural disasters are becoming much more frequent. I want to be somewhere safe of "the majority" of those disasters.

Sounds like Sierra Vista (in SE Arizona) - upper 80s & low-mid 90s in the summer (few days above 100), 60's in the winter. No earthquakes, no hurricanes, tornadoes almost unheard of (I think there's been 1 instance). Lots of sunshine, SOME rain so it's not a complete desert like SW Arizona is. A hummingbird hangout in the winter

Ken

[city_data91]

The Southwest is the place to be if you want warmth without natural disasters.

[eyewrist]

Originally Posted by WildWestDude

El Paso Weather
El Paso Weather - Texas - Average Temperatures and Rainfall

EVERYBODY that has posted or will post is WRONG!
Because the best weather in the USA can be found in EL PASO TEXAS!
Yes, EL PASO TEXAS. Check out the link above.
Not too hot, mostly dry, very sunny, a taste of winter.... just perfect

YEA if your a Lizard

[Steve-o]

Originally Posted by city_data91

The Southwest is the place to be if you want warmth without natural disasters.

Depends where. Phoenix? Thats not warm. Thats Hellish heat in summer, mild-to-chilly in winter. Santa Fe? Warm in summer, cold in winter. Four Corners? Hot in summer, frigid in winter.