A year in the U.S. in an RV weather advice, lol! (hot, average)

[lommaren]

Originally Posted by Rob93

Seattle would be pretty good for you and the PNW. Cool all year round although it would also be very wet and cloudy. Perhaps the west coast is best

Good to see you back Rob! Could he rent an RV and do the same in Britain? That'd be much easier than the US for sure

[Rob93]

Originally Posted by Randomguy1234

Seattle is not cloudy, more than half of daylight hours are sunny and it has dry summers.

Yes it has dry summers, however it would be perfect year round for the cool and cloudy 30s-60s weather that the OP wants.

[Rob93]

Originally Posted by lommaren

Good to see you back Rob! Could he rent an RV and do the same in Britain? That'd be much easier than the US for sure

He could indeed although there is much more to see geography wise in the US IMO.

[Randomguy1234]

Originally Posted by Rob93

Yes it has dry summers, however it would be perfect year round for the cool and cloudy 30s-60s weather that the OP wants.

Not in summer. Seattle has very hot July days and sometimes is scorching.

[arcleo]

Originally Posted by Randomguy1234

Not in summer. Seattle has very hot July days and sometimes is scorching.

LOL no.

A/C wasn't necessary for July 2018, the second hottest July ever recorded simply because it was nowhere near "very hot".

The hottest temperature recorded last year was 94 F (34 C) which is nothing considering that there was virtually no humidity.

[Randomguy1234]

Originally Posted by QIDb602

LOL no.

A/C wasn't necessary for July 2018, the second hottest July ever recorded simply because it was nowhere near "very hot".

The hottest temperature recorded last year was 94 F (34 C) which is nothing considering that there was virtually no humidity.

34°C is scorching. Normal high is 25°C in July which is very hot, and Air con would be needed, imo.

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Originally Posted by Randomguy1234

34°C is scorching. Normal high is 25°C in July which is very hot, and Air con would be needed, imo.

25°C is NOT very hot

33°C during the day or 36°C at night is very hot I would say

[Randomguy1234]

[quote=FirebirdCamaro1220;54131149]25°C is NOT very hot

33°C during the day or 36°C at night is very hot I would say

25C is very hot. Horrid too.

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Originally Posted by Randomguy1234

25C is very hot. Horrid too.

You must have some medical condition or something, 25°C is warm; not very hot to 99% of people

[Randomguy1234]

Originally Posted by FirebirdCamaro1220

You must have some medical condition or something, 25°C is warm; not very hot to 99% of people

20C is the highest warm temp. 25C is the lowest very hot temp, in between is hot.