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Anywhere with HOT HOT MUGGY summers and VERY WARM winters. Hopefully someone will tell me what places to avoid. Meteorologists only, please. 78 F all year-round would be preferable. Not like Arizona where it's 90 degrees in January. And that's the humid season, too. Yuck. No snow for me!
Anywhere with HOT HOT MUGGY summers and VERY WARM winters. Hopefully someone will tell me what places to avoid. Meteorologists only, please. 78 F all year-round would be preferable. Not like Arizona where it's 90 degrees in January. And that's the humid season, too. Yuck. No snow for me!
Phoenix is better than Chicago in summer though, imagine 100 F with 500% humidity!!! And then -70 F with 534564646546 feet of snow in winter. There is not a single month of pleasant weather there. It's -50 F in April but by May it's up to 120 F.
Give me San Diego, 74.7 degrees year-round, yep no snow for me!
Phoenix is better than Chicago in summer though, imagine 100 F with 500% humidity!!! And then -70 F with 534564646546 feet of snow in winter. There is not a single month of pleasant weather there. It's -50 F in April but by May it's up to 120 F.
Give me San Diego, 74.7 degrees year-round, yep no snow for me!
I think that there isn't another inhabited place on Earth that can be compared with Ahvaz in Iran or Dhahran in Saudi Arabia in hot weather and heat indexes.
Phoenix is better than Chicago in summer though, imagine 100 F with 500% humidity!!! And then -70 F with 534564646546 feet of snow in winter. There is not a single month of pleasant weather there. It's -50 F in April but by May it's up to 120 F.
Give me San Diego, 74.7 degrees year-round, yep no snow for me!
You have no idea what you are talking about. I lived in Chicago for 40 years. EVERY YEAR had a couple days, at most, of summer. I remember because the kids would always complain about the cool, cloudy weather until they got their one sunny day. Summer vacation? Doesn't exist in places with 360 days of winter. Glad to live in warm and sunny Florida now! Goodbye winter and your dangerous snow. Enjoying the dry sunny hot weather now beside my pool. Wet season is over, fortunately. Last month had almost a half inch of rain...yikes, no thank you! I'd rather have dry clothes.
I think that there isn't another inhabited place on Earth that can be compared with Ahvaz in Iran or Dhahran in Saudi Arabia in hot weather and heat indexes.
You've obviously never been to Maryland in summer.
No, but seriously you're right. The areas around the Persian Gulf have to have the most inhospitable summer climates on Earth.
Predominantly sunny and dry places, such as southern California. Better than a lot of spots in the U.S., such as the Southeast, and nice places to visit but I wouldn't want to live there
UK, London etc. People say it's comfortable, lack of extremes and what not. But why?!
Damp, miserable and cloudy winter, with little chance of seeing much of anything interesting, like snow.
Crap, cool and unreliable summer weather with a lack of sun, heat and warm nights. And barely any thunderstorms of any note. It's rubbish!
Having lived and worked in other countries, it's made me appreciate just how bad a climate we live in. Just ask any foreigner that lives in the UK what they think.
You've obviously never been to Maryland in summer.
No, but seriously you're right. The areas around the Persian Gulf have to have the most inhospitable summer climates on Earth.
And I am curious how they survive. At home or at work or generally into buildings they have A/Cs. But when they go for work how they dress? How they bear with that temperatures accompanied with high humidity?
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No snow for me!
