Best climate for homeless people? (warm, record, temperatures, rainfall)
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Christmas Island
Lord Howe
Lanai City
Guatemala City
Raoul Island
Vostok
Ascension Island
Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Madeira and Canary Islands
Easter Island
Christmas Island
Lord Howe
Lanai City
Guatemala City
Raoul Island Vostok
Ascension Island
Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Madeira and Canary Islands
Easter Island
San Francisco is notorious for its large homeless population. Nothing can beat coastal CA climates for the homeless. I think San Diego is the best place to be homeless, no stuffy heat or frostbiting cold
San Francisco is notorious for its large homeless population. Nothing can beat coastal CA climates for the homeless. I think San Diego is the best place to be homeless, no stuffy heat or frostbiting cold
^^This^^. I live in the SF Bay Area and we have tons of homeless here and throughout coastal California. I have some who camp across the street from my apartment building (until I call the cops on them).
All the Californian homeless I've seen in movies wear a lot of warm clothes and warm hats.
I'd hate to live perpetually outdoors where winter temperatures regularly drop below 50 F/10 C overnight.
My vote for homeless climate:
Record low of 60 F (16 C)
Record high of 84 F (29 C)
Light rainfall, evenly distributed throughout the year (average rain 0.5-2.5" or 15-65mm every month)
Never actually cold, but afternoon temps never high enough to make you very thirsty
All the Californian homeless I've seen in movies wear a lot of warm clothes and warm hats.
I'd hate to live perpetually outdoors where winter temperatures regularly drop below 50 F/10 C overnight.
My vote for homeless climate:
Record low of 60 F (16 C)
Record high of 84 F (29 C)
Light rainfall, evenly distributed throughout the year (average rain 0.5-2.5" or 15-65mm every month)
Never actually cold, but afternoon temps never high enough to make you very thirsty
It wouldn't hurt to have 5-10 days to have sub 60 degree weather per year. I'm pretty sure homeless people wouldn't want to live in a climate that never gets cool some nights at least 5 days a year.
It wouldn't hurt to have 5-10 days to have sub 60 degree weather per year. I'm pretty sure homeless people wouldn't want to live in a climate that never gets cool some nights at least 5 days a year.
From my perspective, 59 F/15 C is a bit cold.
54 F/12 C is definitely cold.
Cool nights are good, but for me even 69 F is cool.
I thought you'd like my climate,
the climate I listed had cool-but-not cold record lows and warm-but-not-too-warm highs
but obviously you view temperatures very differently from me.
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