Does weather like this in the US exist?

[mike0421]

Originally Posted by hello_im_sean

That's what i thought I really can't justify moving to California at this point in my life as much as i'd like to.

That's a damned shame.....

[Missy.Rivers]

Originally Posted by hello_im_sean

Hello all. Anybody familiar with an are of the country that has this kind of weather?
- Avg winter temps no lower than 40
- Avg summer temps not much higher than 80
- Lowish/non oppressive humidity for the most part all year long.
- Atleast 200 days of sunshine a year preferably more if possible.
- No water problems like drought, rain is good, thunderstorms are fun too.
- More or less relatively comfortable weather year round!

Central Coast California. With the exception of thunderstorms... those are rare.

[oregonwoodsmoke]

Sorry, but you don't get lush and green without lots of rain and with lots of rain, you get humidity. Choose one or the other.

[hello_im_sean]

Originally Posted by oregonwoodsmoke

Sorry, but you don't get lush and green without lots of rain and with lots of rain, you get humidity. Choose one or the other.

Don't mind humidity all that much, but excessive summer huimidity on the east coast can get overbearing sometimes.

[ThePhx]

Southern California is the closest. However, if you want storms, try the southeastern coast, say Savannah or the Outerbanks of NC. It gets a little warm sometimes, but if you want mild year round weather with thunderstorms, thats the place. Southern California tends to get very dry and will have drought issues in the future.