In which of the sunniest cities would you rather live? (best, better)

[CosmicAries]

San Diego for me.

[fwsavemoney]

I prefer larger metros with minimal cold weather. LA is my first choice followed by Miami, Dallas, and then Phoenix. Denver and Boise are too cold

[NW4me]

Shouldn't Albuquerque and Tucson be on the list?

[Syringaloid]

Originally Posted by bluescreen73

Denver for me. I wouldn't live anywhere in the southeast because it's too humid, California is too expensive, Vegas and Phoenix are too hot, and Boise is gloomy as hell in the winter.

Not really. It depends on the winter, some winters can have a month of cloudy/gloomy PNW type of skies, but usually it's sunny if the weather isn't storming. Of course, Denver and its brown cloud, and Salt Lake and even Boise are no strangers to the occasional winter inversions.

[Chimérique]

Originally Posted by NW4me

Shouldn't Albuquerque and Tucson be on the list?

Yep, and SACRAMENTO, the third sunniest major metro in the Nation. In July, Sacramento is the sunniest place on the Planet.

Sacramento, Phx, and Vegas are much more sunnier than San Diego and LA....and a lot more sunny than all the rest on the list.

San Francisco shouldn't even be on the list. The foggiest, coolest/coldest summer you'll ever experience is in San Francisco.

How is it that people still don't know these basic facts about California.

[GTB365]

Originally Posted by NW4me

Shouldn't Albuquerque and Tucson be on the list?

And El Paso.....a very sunny city ....they host "The Sun Bowl"
El Paso is sunny all year round...sunnier than almost anywhere in winter.

[JMatl]

San Diego.

[mkwensky]

Originally Posted by elchevere

Miami…year round warm weather exotic and international city with ocean (and bay) not requiring a wetsuit, beautiful Latinas (and others), top tier urban amenities (restaurants, nightlife, shopping, world class annual events), closer proximity to where I vacation by air or sea—NYC, Europe and Latin America, minimal homeless compared to some of the others, can easily get by without a car in a few neighborhoods (Brickell, South Beach), no state income tax a cherry on top.

What you call warm most would call hot. It does not necessarily get hotter than Phoenix or Atlanta but southern Florida gets hot sooner and cools down later in the year than the other hot places, except for Texas.

[dontbelievehim]

Originally Posted by Syringaloid

Not really. It depends on the winter, some winters can have a month of cloudy/gloomy PNW type of skies, but usually it's sunny if the weather isn't storming. Of course, Denver and its brown cloud, and Salt Lake and even Boise are no strangers to the occasional winter inversions.

Phoenix/Sacramento make Boise look like Portland/Seattle. Putting Boise here makes no sense. Who cares if every once in a while boise isn't too bad(whatever that means). It doesn't belong on this list.

[Syringaloid]

Originally Posted by dontbelievehim

Phoenix/Sacramento make Boise look like Portland/Seattle. Putting Boise here makes no sense. Who cares if every once in a while boise isn't too bad(whatever that means). It doesn't belong on this list.

Lol, calm down.

You might want to address your concern about this city being on the list with the OP.