Whats your favourite type of weather? or which city in the WORLD has the best weather? (warm, average)

[ColdCanadian]

Originally Posted by §AB

What's the highest minimum temp you've ever seen in Toronto?

30 C, at sunrise, with a dewpoint somewhere between 28-30 C or 88-100% humidity.

(85-86 F with a dewpoint somewhere between 82-86 F)

[ColdCanadian]

Jamaica or Virgin Islands in winter, or coastal South Carolina in August (when no hurricanes are around, lol)

[ColdCanadian]

Originally Posted by dxiweodwo

just read what your hottest day you remember was: that's just HORRIBLE

I remember one day that was like this(last August)
1. Started out at 80F
2. By Noon it was 100F already
3. By 4PM it was 108 with a heat index of 118
4. By sunset, it was still 103

Yes, but for myself that kind of heat is possibly annoying but "no big deal."
That is my reference point for a hot day, so you can understand how it makes me giggle when I hear "this morning is way too hot... 78 F" when I would probably prefer that over what it's usually like in Toronto.

That's a bit hotter than I've ever felt...
108 F with heat index of 118 F?
Sounds like the humidity was pretty low (< 30%?)
to not make a dramatic difference in heat index like it usually does here.

[dxiweodwo]

Originally Posted by ColdCanadian

Yes, but for myself that kind of heat is possibly annoying but "no big deal."
That is my reference point for a hot day, so you can understand how it makes me giggle when I hear "this morning is way too hot... 78 F" when I would probably prefer that over what it's usually like in Toronto.

That's a bit hotter than I've ever felt...
108 F with heat index of 118 F?
Sounds like the humidity was pretty low (< 30%?)
to not make a dramatic difference in heat index like it usually does here.

yea, that was a dry heat wave, no rain, no humidity, it was just HOT AND DRY, turned everything brown

[Sunnydee]

My perfect weather is 75 to 85 degrees on a blue sky, sunny day, with a slight breeze blowing. I don't need the seasons, the snow, a white Christmas, etc.
I've never been to Perth, is this what Perth is like?

In the continental US, San Diego is the closest thing I've found to my ideal, but i can't afford to live there.

[Jammie]

Originally Posted by Sunnydee

My perfect weather is 75 to 85 degrees on a blue sky, sunny day, with a slight breeze blowing. I don't need the seasons, the snow, a white Christmas, etc.
I've never been to Perth, is this what Perth is like?

In the continental US, San Diego is the closest thing I've found to my ideal, but i can't afford to live there.

Yea, join the club. The way it sounds, San Diego would be a very nice place to live~near the ocean, temperate climate, beautiful scenery, etc. Unfortunately, it's just way beyond my means, too.

[ColdCanadian]

Originally Posted by Sunnydee

My perfect weather is 75 to 85 degrees on a blue sky, sunny day, with a slight breeze blowing. I don't need the seasons, the snow, a white Christmas, etc.
I've never been to Perth, is this what Perth is like?

In the continental US, San Diego is the closest thing I've found to my ideal, but i can't afford to live there.

Perth from what I gather is hotter in summer
and maybe some winters colder, cloudier and/or rainier than San Diego

Perth normally gets a few days above 100 F (38 C) and many in the 90's F (32-37 C)
Perth averages at least 20 inches of rain.

San Diego rarely passes 84 F (29 C)
San Diego averages 9 inches of rain.

Their winter averages are similar, as well as the months outside of Perth's summer, but San Diego probably gets more sun... Or at least it's cloudiest months are still sunnier than Perth's, much less rain meaning more time for sun, and perhaps more summer fog.

*Rather than a true Meditteranean climate with cool rainy winters and hot dry summers,
San Diego has cool-to-warm and somewhat rainy winters and warm dry summers.
Meditteranean to me implies a noticeable seasonal change
where as San Diego mostly gets more sun and noticeably less rain
rather than noticeably higher temps in summer.
San Diego to me is more like cooler-tropical (like places that are medium to high altitude in the tropics)

[ausweatherman]

Originally Posted by Sunnydee

My perfect weather is 75 to 85 degrees on a blue sky, sunny day, with a slight breeze blowing. I don't need the seasons, the snow, a white Christmas, etc.
I've never been to Perth, is this what Perth is like?

In the continental US, San Diego is the closest thing I've found to my ideal, but i can't afford to live there.

Perth has a great climate...summer months are very sunny and dry and average 30 degrees celsius with a few days of over 38 degrees celsius, winter months are the rainy season with some sun and average of 18 degrees celsius.

Here is a great link for the climate of perth: cBoM - Perth Airport Climate

[nancy thereader]

In the continental US, San Diego is the closest thing I've found to my ideal, but i can't afford to live there

Me either. There must be somewhere there that is affordable . But, that whole Mediterranean climate of the West Coast is unique c/ its high lattitudes having mild weather in the winter and pleasant temps during the summer. All the way up to Vancouver , the winters are far less cold than much lower East coast lattitudes.

[ColdCanadian]

This may sound odd, but I've always been impressed with Cairo, Egypt's weather.

Winter's are cool but not cold; never under 65 F.
Length of winter seems quite short too; it seems that only 3-4 months of the year have highs under 85 F.

Summer is long, usually hot but seldom excessive/lethal;
rarely hits or passes 105 F, but surprisingly seems perpetually in the high 90's or low 100's F most of the summer.


In mid-winter, highs usually range from high 60's to low 70's.

*But that's just me... I was BORN liking 75-90 F weather; it just seems in my genes.