What's your idea of perfect summer weather? (hot, warm, record)

[tvdxer]

My idea of perfect summer weather is 74 F / 24 C, blue skies, moderate humidity, and a light wind out of the west.

What's yours?

[Weatherfan2]

Warm, mostly sunny and humid with violent thunderstorms in the evening every day.

[dunno what to put here]

22c / 72f, mostly sunny skies with fluffy cumulus floating by occasionally blocking out the sun, humidity between 30 - 60% with a very light breeze.

It would look like this:

[Nivalis]

Mostly sunny with highs around 20C after a morning low of around 10C.

[Patricius Maximus]

Mostly cloudy with epic gray, puffy clouds forming many layers with cirrus clouds, letting some sunshine through occasionally. Low of 43F. High of 66F. 15 to 25 mph winds. Dew point in the 10's Fahrenheit. Relative humidities near 20%.

[dhdh]

Hot and sunny. Occasional thunderstorms. Afternoon temps around 32C, morning 25C. 330 hours of bright sunshine, the rest being brief thundery downpours. Dew point 23 to 25C. Light to moderate coastal breezes.

[DaninEGF]

Summer for me.... highs 55 to 60 and lows 35 to 40. Fresh breeze in the afternoon....occasional showers.

[Lamplight]

Highs 55-60, maybe 65 if I'm generous. Lows in the 40s and 50s. Definitely not super humid, but certainly not arid either, with cool breezes frequently. Occasional showers, but mostly dry. Partly cloudy with occasional fully sunny days. Basically where I live now, but with average high temperatures 10-20 cooler. Also, there would be no chance of ever topping 75.

[tigre79]

Highs of 60-65F, lows of 50-55F, partly cloudy, humidity around 50%, enough of a breeze to keep the skeeters down. Light rain a few times a week. Basically like here in a good summer.

[wawa1992]

Highs 75-87, lows 60-70. Moderate humidity. Rain of 6-10" per month, 15-20 precipitation days. Frequent thunderstorms.

Oh, and very rare, but extreme heat and cold waves. Like record high of 150 and record low of 0, with those temperatures literally being once-in-a-lifetime. I love extreme extremes. When I see a record low of 50 in July in Nashville, I think "well can't there be a frost JUST ONCE every hundred years?"