what cities have this weather (snow, hot, warm, degree)

[tfriss92]

what cities in the us, have low humidity mild summers?


i could deal without winters, if that was a possible combo? but i am from the upstate new york area so long cold bone chilling winters with heavy snow was imbedded in my brain my whole life

with that being said, if you have to have a winter to get the low humidity mild summer i wouldn't want a flat slab of concrete to rot away in the cold, if i have to have winter i would like a city with mountains for snowboarding and hiking

[deneb78]

Seattle, WA sounds right up your alley then as long as you don't mind rainy winters.

[Candle]

Anchorage is very mild and not too humid although it does rain more in the summer there than Seattle.

[Ethereal]

Originally Posted by Candle

Anchorage is very mild and not too humid although it does rain more in the summer there than Seattle.

Anchorage is subarctic. Lol.

[alex985]

San diego.....70 degrees year round..........

[tommyFL]

Originally Posted by alex985

San diego.....70 degrees year round..........

Not to mention South Florida with 78 degrees all winter. Summer is a little warmer, but those ocean breezes keep things nice and cool.

[alex985]

Originally Posted by tommyFL

Not to mention South Florida with 78 degrees all winter. Summer is a little warmer, but those ocean breezes keep things nice and cool.

Don't forget the sandy soil. Makes 90 degrees feel like 60!

[tommyFL]

Originally Posted by alex985

Don't forget the sandy soil. Makes 90 degrees feel like 60!

I do not miss those Illinois summers. 100 degree heat index for several weeks every summer! I won't even mention the frigid winters...

[OldDocKat]

Originally Posted by tfriss92

what cities in the us, have low humidity mild summers?


i could deal without winters, if that was a possible combo?

Maybe Phoenix, or Tuscon Arizona? This is less expensive than California, was a good 'buy in' a few years back.
Psalm Springs California is hot and dry, and San Diego to Santa Barbra California is more humid, yet does not feel like the southern east coast.

[alex985]

Originally Posted by OldDocKat

Maybe Phoenix, or Tuscon Arizona? This is less expensive than California, was a good 'buy in' a few years back.
Psalm Springs California is hot and dry, and San Diego to Santa Barbra California is more humid, yet does not feel like the southern east coast.

Phoenix, Tucson, and Palm Springs, all which have highs above 100 F in summer, have "mild summers"? Do you think Death Valley is merely "warm"?