What city offers the best year-round weather in the US? (cities, banks)

[grapico]

San Diego, LA, Honolulu

[Chicago60614]

I'd say Boston and Denver I suppose.

I couldn't handle it where the temp was too hot/humid, a place that didn't give you thunderstorms, or a place that didn't have very definite seasons, cold, snow, warm, summer, fall, etc.

[TANaples]

Anywhere not dreadfully hot, like where I'm living right now. So probably anywhere in the northeast or northwest.

[BPerone201]

Boston.
It has the perfect amount of rain/snow fall. It's not dry (I personally love having rainy days, just not too often) and I don't think it gets so unbearably cold. The holidays in Boston= perfect weather

I'd throw in Albany too.

[FLABoyJ]

Anywhere it doesn't get cold, or snow, or trees changing colors

[movingwiththewind]

Originally Posted by BPerone201

Boston.
It has the perfect amount of rain/snow fall. It's not dry (I personally love having rainy days, just not too often) and I don't think it gets so unbearably cold. The holidays in Boston= perfect weather

Yes, but it is hot and humid in the summer, isn't it?

[AZ361]

1. Phoenix
2. Las Vegas
3. San Diego
4. Los Angeles
5. Miami

[Lamplight]

There are only three cities on that list that don't have average summer highs that are too hot for me: Seattle, San Francisco, and San Diego. San Diego and San Francisco are both much sunnier than I prefer and their winters are too warm (especially San Diego). Because of that, I voted for Seattle, although I like San Fransisco's lower summer highs better. Ideally I'd have Seattle's winters with San Fransisco's summers.

[callmemaybe]

I voted Seattle, Boston and Denver. Seattle for the mild/chilly climate and Boston and Denver for a good mix of seasons. Chicago is a lil bit too cold, and NYC is too hot in the summer, Miami and Phoenix are hellishly hot. San Diego is too boring and sunny.

[hdwell]

I voted San Diego. The only extreme SD has is relentlessly good weather!