How many days of good weather do you have per month and per year? (average, temperatures)

[saibot]

Originally Posted by FirebirdCamaro1220

That's insane, and unhealthy, I don't let my apt get below 70, and even then, it is chilly

It's a personal preference, for sure, but unhealthy? Why? Being warmly dressed in a cool house hasn't given us any health problems.

I suspect you just like to be warm, because 70 is not the least bit chilly to me.

[alex985]

Zero.

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Originally Posted by alex985

Zero.

Oh common now, even non-heat lovers would say Miami is pleasant from Nov-Mar, so that is 150 days minimum

You just don't like it because you want a 4 season climate

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Originally Posted by saibot

It's a personal preference, for sure, but unhealthy? Why? Being warmly dressed in a cool house hasn't given us any health problems.

I suspect you just like to be warm, because 70 is not the least bit chilly to me.

I physically get cold at outdoor temps under 60 and indoor temps under 75

[alex985]

Originally Posted by FirebirdCamaro1220

Oh common now, even non-heat lovers would say Miami is pleasant from Nov-Mar, so that is 150 days minimum

You just don't like it because you want a 4 season climate

I was mostly joking, but I honestly don't find any season appealing here. Would you be saying the same to a warm weather lover who lived in a locale with mild summers who claimed to not have pleasant weather because they want hot summers? I bet not.

[irlinit]

So far this year? About 2 week's worth.

[Botev1912]

January - 6
February - 8
March - 10
April - 14
May - 18
June - 20
July - 30
August - 30
September - 26
October - 16
November - 8
December - 6

Total 192 or 53%

[alex985]

To give a realistic answer, I would say 10-50 days out of the year do we have "good" weather.

[irlinit]

Going by averages, here is what I would give selected cities as a warm/sun lover

Belfast: 20
Stockholm: 80
London: 100
Paris: 120
Freiburg: 130
New York: 150
Biarritz: 180
Milan: 180
Nice: 220
Barcelona: 220
Valencia: 260
Malaga: 270
LA: 300
Honolulu: 365
Brisbane: 365

[arctic_gardener]

Originally Posted by FirebirdCamaro1220

I physically get cold at outdoor temps under 60 and indoor temps under 75

No surprise, looking at where you live. You're adapted to heat. Don't assume that everyone is like you. I live in a cold city in central Canada. My ideal room temperature is 65 for normal activity and 55 for sleeping. Outdoors, anything above 60 (in sun) or 75 (in shade) makes me feel hot.

I can even sleep comfortably in a room at 45 degrees if I have 2-3 blankets. Anything lower than that is uncomfortable.

In summer, I am forced to adapt to a sleeping temperature of 60 degrees because my air conditioner refuses to cool below that. And this is with a fan blowing air on me all night. I always look forward to fall when I can bring my bedroom back into the 50s.