What area has the best most balanced weather (not too hot, not too cold) year round?

[TheFlats]

Coastal California > Everywhere else in the states.

[Pyroninja42]

Virginia's got a very balanced climate. Unlike California, we regularly get rain too.

[ATUMRE75]

The northeast is the most balanced IMO. Having four seasons is balance. South Fl and SoCal has some of the best weather in the country, but don't understand how a region without seasons can be considered balanced. I guess having the same thing all year is considered balance to the OP. Based on this logic of having monotonous weather year round I would give the edge to Hawaii.

[waywardphilosopher]

Hawaii and Coastal southern California for temperatures that vary very little between seasons.

[melovescookies]

This entire thread is weird. Everyone has their own personal preferences on what they consider ideal temperatures. Personally, I think 65 to 75 degrees is perfect so I guess that means I'm fat.

I can't even imagine how fat all the people who love really cold weather must be. People that love snow must be enormous.

[TAZORAC]

Originally Posted by melovescookies

This entire thread is weird. Everyone has their own personal preferences on what they consider ideal temperatures. Personally, I think 65 to 75 degrees is perfect so I guess that means I'm fat.

I can't even imagine how fat all the people who love really cold weather must be. People that love snow must be enormous.

It's not weird, I would agree that 65 to 75 is perfect. If it's 80 degrees, and your working on a ROOF or doing lawn work, then you'll find out that 80 is too hot. 60 can be chilly, but if you doing work it can be ideal as well.

[cheese plate]

^ True, and some of my favorite hiking/playing ball/biking and so forth is best in the 50s and 60s. At least for me. Only one person on this thread is unaware that there are personal preferences involved.

[Lets Eat Candy]

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