4 season City? (to live in, retirement, campus)

[Blingnjkbling]

What U.S City has 4 seasons, but the mildest of winters?

I think it would be cool to live in a city that has 4 seasons, but with a very short and mild winter?

[DAP443]

Originally Posted by Blingnjkbling

What U.S City has 4 seasons, but the mildest of winters?

I think it would be cool to live in a city that has 4 seasons, but with a very short and mild winter?

Probably would want to looks into the Mid-Atlantic cities or the West Coast cities.

[ehenningsen]

Boy, you are pretty much eliminating all cities..

The features of fall and spring are very weak if a city is generally a mild winter city...

The west coast and the east coast with the exception of Delaware to Maine

has very little winter or fall..

I would probably say the city that is closest to what you are looking for is Richmond, VA or Memphis, TN?

[radraja]

Maybe the Bay Area of CA? The temperature changes throughout the year, but it never gets too cold.

The Virginia/Tennessee/North Carolina area could work too.

[JMT]

Originally Posted by Blingnjkbling

What U.S City has 4 seasons, but the mildest of winters?

I think it would be cool to live in a city that has 4 seasons, but with a very short and mild winter?

The Upper South:
Charlotte NC
Chattanooga TN
Knoxville TN
Nashville TN
Raleigh NC
Winston-Salem NC

• Mild winters with occasional cold snaps
• Colorful springtimes with warm days and cool nights
• Hot, green summers
• Cool, dry autumns

Winter in Knoxville (on campus at the U of TN):



Springtime in Knoxville (on the Dogwood Trail):



Summer in Knoxville:



Knoxville in the fall:



Pics taken from Google Images.

[desert sun]

Albuquerque has a mild 4 seasons,Raleigh also has a mild 4 seasons

[radraja]

^Ooh. Ditto to that. ABQ is lovely.

[rxnasi]

what do u mean by mild i mean i live in chicago and a mild winter is when we don't see negative digits without the wind.

to answer ur ?i heard Nashville has a NICE winter

[ehenningsen]

Honestly you are probably limited to Tennessee, Virginia, and I believe that Albuquerque has somewhat of a four season, but summer is like 2/3rds of the year at least, right?

[KentuckyBlueMoon]

I also say Albuquerque because thats the only place ive actually lived through all 4 seasons. Having said that, I wouldnt want to live there again till retirement. Not much to do. Maybe after the growth but until then....nope. not even for the seasons.