Eureka, California VS Yreka, California (snowfall, day, city, degree)

[Ethereal]

Yreka for being sunnier.

[tommyFL]

Eureka. Yreka's lows are too cold year round. I like well-moderated climates, even if their summers are too mild.

[nei]

Nice to see another mild weather fan here.

[dunno what to put here]

Eureka's climate is an abomination.

[Tall Traveler]

Yreka has an excellent climate and gets a lot of sun....I would give it a B+. Eueka is beautiful and mild and you never need AC but the high on the warmest month id 18 C or 64F, that's not enough warmth.

[MuffinMan16]

Neither is bad, one is seasonal and dry which I like very much while the other is cool yet mild which I appreciate at the same time. I guess I'll take Yreka because it's dry and seasonal(also gets snow!) but I'll say that I do kind of like Eureka. Both stand to improve a little: Eureka could be sunnier with it's current temperatures, and Yreka could have slightly cooler summer highs.

[ABrandNewWorld]

Yreka easily; it gets warm summer days even if the nights are too cold. Much sunnier too
Eureka would never feel warm; too much fog and if the sun is out, there is a biting wind.

[KellyW2]

I know this is an old thread but I just found it.

I just have to tell you this ....

"Yreka Bakery" spelled backward is "Yreka Bakery" I ate lots of breakfasts at the old Yreka Bakery in my younger days working as a forester in that area.

Eureka and Yreka are so different in climate, politics, life style and residents that they could be a continent apart. I love them both and have spent a fair amount of time in both areas.

[divisionbyzero0]

Originally Posted by Infamous92

Am I seeing this correctly? Eureka's July record high is only 76°F?

I choose Yreka.

interestingly, that's the lowest monthly record high

[Thunder98]

Originally Posted by Infamous92

Am I seeing this correctly? Eureka's July record high is only 76°F?

I choose Yreka.

I wonder why Eureka's record high is so low in July?