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Not much for warm weather fans here. I'll go with Eau Claire, basically the same as Madison in summer. If Edmonton was a few degrees warmer it would win.
Eau Claire is about 100 miles east of Minneapolis and 180 miles northeast of Madison. Eau Claire has a little higher precipitation days than the others (0.5 to 1 higher each month), all three have about the same total rainfall in summer but Madison is about 5% more humid than Minneapolis on average. My guess is it's closer to Madison.
Sunshine in Madison, WI
May 263 (58%) Jun 293 (64%) Jul 305 (66%) Aug 270 (63%) Sep 214 (57%)
Sunshine in Minneapolis, MN
May 295 (64%) Jun 322 (69%) Jul 351 (74%) Aug 307 (71%) Sep 233 (62%)
Eau Claire has decent warmth without being excessively hot. Fairly close to my current location in the summer. Surprised that Edmonton is actually wetter than Glace Bay in precipitation days and almost tied in totals.
Reading, PA; 85/65. Their Summer days warm enough; nights cool enough to sleep but not cold enough to fill chilled at sunset or when you leave for work in the morning. 4-5 inches of rain a month with some thunderstorms.
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