Which summer diurnal range do you prefer? (record, temperature, days)

[Mac15]

I hate them all.

[ChesterNZ]

A - C are all fairly attractive options for me. I think I'll go with B -- nice and warm during the day and just enough of a cool off overnight while still feeling distinctly summery.

[Galaxyman]

High 80 low 70

[hforce67]

20-30 degrees so a 10 degree range.

[gordo]

For the summer I would be very happy with option A.

[Hawaii4evr]

I also want to say that options B and C are OK too, but I feel that B is better than C, and here's why:
-C is hotter during the day. On a day where you're not swimming, it might be too hot and unpleasant
-The nights are rather cold, especially for summer, in option C

[P London]

I chose the last option

[Richard82]

Option A because I wouldn't want an average high much above 80F/27C. Not really bothered about night time temperatures though a small diurnal range would imply that the climate was cloudy/humid neither of which are desirable for me.

[sholomar]

warm, humid nights. I'd love Florida for that reason. I'd be out jogging and on the beach in all hours of the night. I live jogging at 1AM.

I'd need to have AC though, but I could adapt to the heat, and always do. I have a preference for sleeping in really cold conditions though... I'd rather it be 50 degrees in the bedroom than 80. In that sense I like cold climates just for the great sleeping.

[Patricius Maximus]

If the average is that hot already, keeping the nights cool is my priority. A high of 100F and a low of 50F sounds like a good compromise, though my ideal would be a high of 110F and a low of 40F.