Cities where the temperatures never ever fall bellow 70ºF (night, degree, America)

[wavehunter007]

My temp never fell below 77 F last night....after a high of 96 F, as did many cities on Atlantic coast of the USA in the last week.

It is fun to experience for a few months........but........ I don't think I could take 12 months of it like in Singapore.

[deneb78]

I would love to live permanently in an equatorial climate like Singapore or Fortaleza. It would be like my wildest dream come true

[Panamajack78]

Panama City, Panama. Never, ever drops under 70.

[MalaMan]

Originally Posted by deneb78

I would love to live permanently in an equatorial climate like Singapore or Fortaleza. It would be like my wildest dream come true

For someone like me, who was born and raised in Fortaleza, an equatorial city, going to places that have cold nights is a real nightmare!!

[Crunch41]

Look at this thread, specifically Asagi's post. A list of places with record lows above 66F.

//www.city-data.com/forum/weath...ace-world.html

[arctic_gardener]

Lots of places in far southern India on the Indian Ocean coast- Trivandrum, Kanniyakumari, Tuticorin.

[MalaMan]

Originally Posted by Crunch41

Look at this thread, specifically Asagi's post. A list of places with record lows above 66F.

//www.city-data.com/forum/weath...ace-world.html

mostly in the Pacific...

[tenkier7]

Male, the capital city of Maldives and Majuro, the capital city of Marshall Islands comes in mind. I haven't seen them even fallen below 75°F.

[divisionbyzero0]

Here. And the deep tropics at/near sea level in general. <70 only achieved indoors with full AC.

[forgotten username]

I like to wear shorts with sandals in the summer, but after a while I would miss having seasons...