Anywhere in the U.S. where it's hot and the temperature doesn't dip at night? (best, cities)

[lammius]

I remember being at an outdoor bar in Phoenix one August night. It was midnight and the temp was 99. I couldn’t understand why humans were living in that place.

It does get cooler in winter, though.

[BMI]

Galveston, Texas is the place you are looking for.

Very low diurnal range ....only 10 degrees difference between high and low.

July and august have average high 90F....average low 80F

Very humid, muggy nights....you’ll love it!

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Originally Posted by BMI

Galveston, Texas is the place you are looking for.

Very low diurnal range ....only 10 degrees difference between high and low.

July and august have average high 90F....average low 80F

Very humid, muggy nights....you’ll love it!

Key West, Florida is the same, only 8-10 degree difference between day and night year round

[Pincho-toot]

Louisiana and Texas.

God, why would anyone want that weather? I am fine with hot days in summer but night should at least be somewhat comfortable. Summer nights in Florida are so crappy.

[Gaylord_Focker]

Originally Posted by BadgerFilms

Louisiana and Texas.

God, why would anyone want that weather? I am fine with hot days in summer but night should at least be somewhat comfortable. Summer nights in Florida are so crappy.

It's like they're trying to convince themselves that 95 with 60% humidity is actually comfortable. "It's comfortable in the shade I assure you!!"

[Nn2036]

Puerto Rico or the Virgin Islands

[Pincho-toot]

Originally Posted by Gaylord_Focker

It's like they're trying to convince themselves that 95 with 60% humidity is actually comfortable. "It's comfortable in the shade I assure you!!"

Lol it'll be midnight and 88 degrees. "Its not so bad in the shade."

Hot nights do have advantages, though. They're pretty nice for late night pool parties, I'll give you that. But lows in the 80s are just horrid.

[TheLawMan]

Is there anywhere on Earth where the temperature doesn't dip at night?

[Gaylord_Focker]

Originally Posted by BadgerFilms

Lol it'll be midnight and 88 degrees. "Its not so bad in the shade."

Hot nights do have advantages, though. They're pretty nice for late night pool parties, I'll give you that. But lows in the 80s are just horrid.

I really don't mind a hot June-August. It's the other months that drive me carazay

[Taynxtlvl]

Extreme south Texas. Brownsville/Harlingen are pretty safe. Also parts of Arizona down toward Tucson.