Rank these major U.S. cities in order from best to worst climate for your taste (snow, precipitation)

[Astral_Weeks]

[quote=ABrandNewWorld;42161047]Rank these major U.S. cities in order from best to worst climate for your taste.

1) Los Angeles
2) Honolulu
3) Miami
4) San Francisco
5) New Orleans
6) New York City
7) Phoenix
8) Denver
9) Seattle
10) Minneapolis
11) Anchorage

[Frihed89]

Portland, OR
Denver, CO
San Diego, CA
San Francisco, CA and
Oakland, CA
San Jose, CA
LA Metro, CA
Colorado Springs, CO
Seattle, WA
Boston, MA
Albuquerque, NM
Raleigh Durham, SC

[Drake744]

1) Los Angeles
2) Honolulu
3) Phoenix
4) San Francisco
5) Miami
6) Nashville (My added choice. There wasn't an option for the Mid South region)
7) Seattle
8) New Orleans
9) Denver
10) New York City
11) Anchorage
12) Minneapolis

Originally Posted by ebbe

I can't believe how many people like Seattle weather.

Being on the West Coast from May to September should automatically save a city from being near the bottom of a "best climate" list. Personally I could handle frequent gray and light rain with relatively mild temperatures for 8 months out of the year because it's not rain I hate, it's storms and severe weather. Seattle weather isn't perfect but when I'm there it doesn't generally bother me, and is refreshing in the summer.

[rruff]

Albuquerque (My addition. Some other decent sized cities with a good climate are San Diego, Tucson, and Colorado Springs.)
Los Angeles
Denver
San Francisco
Honolulu
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
New York
New Orleans
Anchorage
Minneapolis

[rruff]

Originally Posted by Astral_Weeks

I take it you've never been to Honolulu before? Much more tolerable than Miami, N.O. and Phoenix.

This is more a survey of perception of places they haven't been. Or maybe visited at a good or bad time.

I like dry and sunny, but Phoenix is so oppressively hot in summer that I couldn't stand it. I like to do things outside, rather than run from one air conditioned space to another. I lived in Hawaii for a few years, and it's too hot/humid year round for my taste, but it's never that bad, and the beach is always close.

[srfoskey]

1. New York

2. Denver
3. Seattle
4. Raleigh (added)
5. Minneapolis


6. New Orleans
7. San Fransisco

8. Los Angeles
9. Anchorage

10. Honolulu
11. Miami

12. Phoenix

[yankeefan93]

A) Honolulu

B) LA

C) New York City

D) Hartford (900,000+ urban area)

E) Minneapolis

F) Anchorage

G) San Francisco

H) New Orleans

I) Miami

J) Denver

K) Phoenix

L) Seattle

[Wildcat15]

Originally Posted by Drake744

Being on the West Coast from May to September should automatically save a city from being near the bottom of a "best climate" list.

For me that automatically places it at the bottom. I'm very thankful to live in the eastern third of the US where tropical summer weather can extend all the way to 40N.

[UltDragon]

Originally Posted by ABrandNewWorld

Rank these major U.S. cities in order from best to worst climate for your taste.

A) Los Angeles

B) New York City

C) Miami

D) Minneapolis

E) Anchorage

F) Honolulu

G) New Orleans

H) Denver

I) Phoenix

J) Seattle

K) San Francisco

L) Add one of your own (must have a population of at least 250,000 in the city proper OR over 500,000 total in the metro area-surrounding suburbs).

Denver
Minneapolis
New York City
Anchorage
Phoenix
Seattle
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Honolulu
New Orleans
Miami

[ohhwanderlust]

I like seasons (Minneapolis, Denver, NYC) or interesting weather (Honolulu, Anchorage = Northern Lights ♡).

Seattle and San Francisco is just gray concrete 55 degree year round windy and depressing. Yawn.