McCall Idaho (Moscow, Midvale: to live in, vs., areas)

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I'm wondering how different the weather is in McCall vs. CDA?
Do they get more sun than CDA?


Thanks

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Oh come on cough it up!

[elousv]

CDA





McCall

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Sorry but graphs are graphs I like to hear from people that have actually been in these areas think.

For my area the weather info. on city-data is way off!

[shades_of_idaho]

Mousetrap I think there is a webcam for your area? I know there was one for Brundage for snow. I am not on the computer I had them book marked. Maybe you can find it. Midvale has one but it is stuck on Dec 31 I have out of state friends that watch the webcams all the time. Chris

[idarchie]

Hey, I see this is an old post but I'll answer anyway. I grew up in Spokane and live in McCall now. North Idaho is overcast A LOT in the winter! Lower elevation means spring comes sooner though. There is snow on the ground in McCall from November - June, but there are lots of bluebird days here.

[zarrtx]

Originally Posted by idarchie

Hey, I see this is an old post but I'll answer anyway. I grew up in Spokane and live in McCall now. North Idaho is overcast A LOT in the winter! Lower elevation means spring comes sooner though. There is snow on the ground in McCall from November - June, but there are lots of bluebird days here.

So does that mean it is more sunny then N. Idaho. How about Moscow compared to Mccall? What city would the sun shine most?

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Originally Posted by zarrtx

So does that mean it is more sunny then N. Idaho. How about Moscow compared to Mccall? What city would the sun shine most?

We actually, get a lot of sunny days in McCall. You just have to be willing to live in snow from Nov-June. Our snow last a long time, but we have sunny days and we also have very cold days. There's weeks at a time when we are in below zero or it doesn't go above 25 degrees.

I believe Moscow is just warmer as far as sunny days I think it's about the same, I have heard they have heavy winds through that area.