Do you wish NYC had SoCal's weather? (best city, for rent)

[BPt111]

Originally Posted by nightcrawler

OMG yes!!!
NY weather sucks big time.
i will take the sun and heat anytime. palm springs 112 degrees and sun, love it
we can never plan an event outside, the weather ruins it.
have to bundle up, coats sweaters boots, etc.
so cal, you dont.
we have more damp cold himid crappy days then we have good days.
snow in the city basically sucks.
so yes, i wish we had so cal weather for sure.

i hate our weather here.

Ghettoness level in city will be much higher

[ABQConvict]

Only in July and August.

And only coastal SoCal weather.

[jen5276]

Originally Posted by Railman96

Say it again for the people in the back! It boggles my mind how people prefer hot weather over cold, atleast in the winter you can control your temperature. Those last 3 days of 90° weather last week was brutal on me.

I'd take 10° with bright skies over 95° and humid any day of the week.

I feel the opposite, lol....the cold, for me at least, is so unbearable and depressing. there's so much more to do in the summer...

[nightcrawler]

Originally Posted by BPt111

Ghettoness level in city will be much higher

have you looked around latley

[NooYowkur81]

I hate summers here. The humidity and the terrain are a terrible mix. I do enjoy the variety of the 4 seasons but we don't always consistently get 4 seasons. Many years we get long winter and summer with very short spring and fall. So overall I do think SoCal has an edge. Weather has a huge effect on mood and I know for me personally I would be much more active in SoCal weather.

[2Easy]

Originally Posted by Kefir King

A hundred degrees in August is NOT beautiful weather. It is a taste of Hell.

Yeah it can be hot but Anaheim is only 4 degrees warmer than NYC on average than Anaheim in July. 106 is exceptionally hot for Anaheim. Like record breaking hot.

Plus downtown LA is only about 1.5 degrees hotter than NYC on average in august. But NYC feels much hotter because of the humidity. Anaheim is hotter than most places. Santa Monica for example is 12 degrees cooler than NYC in august.

[livingsinglenyc]

Originally Posted by AwesomeTravel

I do sometimes. It's funny though because I have friends that have moved to LA from NY, and they find the constant sunshine tiring.

Some people are so naive...its not always sunny there.

[livingsinglenyc]

Originally Posted by bg7

Yet but the clothing would decrease by 50% - I thought you'd like that based on your other posts...

Umm you do know is the desert and they have dry heat...Once the sun goes down people bundle up. And many days its not warm out till noon.

[Kefir King]

Originally Posted by 2Easy

Yeah it can be hot but Anaheim is only 4 degrees warmer than NYC on average than Anaheim in July. 106 is exceptionally hot for Anaheim. Like record breaking hot.

Plus downtown LA is only about 1.5 degrees hotter than NYC on average in august. But NYC feels much hotter because of the humidity. Anaheim is hotter than most places. Santa Monica for example is 12 degrees cooler than NYC in august.

Anaheim was 102 degrees on August 15th, 2016. In August 2015, Anaheim exceeded 100 degrees on 3 days.


For better weather I will take San Francisco any time.
But the threat of THE BIG ONE would put all of Coastal California out of the running for me. A friend lived through the Northridge quake and he said he would never even VISIT the LA area.

[NooYowkur81]

Dry heat is much more comfortable than humid heat. Can't even breathe well when it's humid.