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Duluth has very comfortable summers thanks to its location on the shores of Lake Superior. I would pick Duluth for comfortable summers, cold/snowy winters and overall location.
I'd prefer Duluth's winters to bullhead city summers as the lake shields the city from the worst polar blasts, and persisent 110+ seems incapacitating regardless of how "dry" heat is. That being said, bullhead's transitions seem more comfortable as a whole than those of northern Minnesota although September still looks terrible there so it's a difficult choice imo, and its also much more arid.
I'm picking San Francisco because I much prefer extreme mildness to extreme cold or heat. The only real problem with San Francisco is summer having too much fog and too little rain.
If it was based only on weather and not politics :-) I'd choose AZ. Although not a huge fan of that kinda heat, I'd still prefer it to the rain, moisture, clouds etc of SF.
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