Best place to live that has ALL FOUR seasons?

[sfn 155]

A place like Flagstaff, AZ has it all as far as weather. Because of it's elevation it gets snow during the winter, and is warm, but not too hot during thesummer.

 

[physicx]

Originally Posted by 651akathePaul

Originally Posted by Physicx

sure as hell isnt edmonton

it snowed like last week

. didnt stay on the ground, but still

i still love my city though. just the weather that pisses me off

Where the crap is Edmonton? I never really thought about where it was in Canada.

k = province of alberta

best random map i could find in google without going ninjahood

i swear its like the most random 'major' (i use this term loosley) city on the planet

. i dont know how my parents chose this place specifically toimmigrate

 

[firered18]

Don't ever come to michigan, its miserable from mid october to mid april. We don't hit the 70s until like late may, but July and august is like 90something every day.ridiculous. bay area HERE i COME; 60 to 75 degrees year round is fine, i've seen enough snow and ice for 3 lifetimes

 

[651akathepaul]

Yuuup. Edmonton definitely looks like a no-go.

 

[kevl7]

not being bias or anything but i personally love the weather here in washington. we get a bit of everything. summer isn't too hot, spring and autumn isperfect, and we got some of the best snow on the slopes this winter. nothing beats that

 

[651akathepaul]

Originally Posted by kevL7

not being bias or anything but i personally love the weather here in washington. we get a bit of everything. summer isn't too hot, spring and autumn is perfect, and we got some of the best snow on the slopes this winter. nothing beats that

I feel ya...I've taken WA for granted before. But, I almost want more of a balance...meaning less rain and more...whatever. BTW...I'm very aware thatit doesn't rain around here as much as most people think.

 

[mdresident]

dmv. easy.

 

[sloanboy]

nc.......not too hot or not too cold

 

[tramond]

winter.. cold, snow sometimes.
spring... cool, comfortable temps. rainy sometimes.
summer... hot, but not too hot. sunny skies prevail.
fall.. cool, very comfortable. not much rain.

GA! Atl shawty

 

[josebronx]

NYC

 

[throwedindagame]

Originally Posted by jose cansec0

you want ALL FOUR seasons? is this even a question like for real?





CHICAGO > ______________________

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The midwest is too far from enormous bodies of water (oceans, seas,etc. great lakes don't count) and thus is a lot colder than the East and Westcoast.Chicago winters are BRUTAL.

Pick a city in the North East if you want all 4 season. The popular choice is obviously NYC.

 

[damu]

Originally Posted by FlyNY

New York aka the best city in America
We have everything you can ask for
NYC >___

 

[jfmartimcdandruff]

Bay Area is nice, we just don't have a lot of snow. That's all we're missing.

 

[ljlukelj]

Seattle is by far the best for all four seasons.

 

[wallyhopp]

everyone repping their area i see... most of these places have extremes though.. OP, do you want everything in moderation?

 

[651akathepaul]

Originally Posted by WallyHopp

everyone repping their area i see... most of these places have extremes though.. OP, do you want everything in moderation?

Not really... Just 4 DISTINCT seasons...I also see most people just reppin' their hometowns. Anyone with opinions based on travel rather than biasedoutlooks. Most of you are just acclimated to the weather around your area so you say its seasonal...Chicago? Hell no...Not even close.

 

[snkrfrk]

Originally Posted by jamergrady

NY in general..... but if you want to live somewhere that doesn't have a lot of people. Like New York City does. I would suggest either,Syracuse NY, Rochester NY, Buffalo NY, Albany NY.

But my Best choice would be Syracuse NY.

 

[kix4kix]

SAN FRANCISCO..... EASY

 

[il prescelto]

norcal

 

[wallyhopp]

another question.. humidity in summer a concern?? sunny skys?? I mean some places have those 4 seasons but are hellishly cloudly year round

this may interest you:
http://ols.nndc.noaa.gov/plolstore/plsql/olstore.prodspecific?prodnum=C00095-PUB-A0001

some data tables on various weather statistics by city and state..
[h3]Data Tables[/h3]
Observed Data

• Temperature - Highest of Record, Degrees F
• Temperature - Lowest of Record, Degrees F
• Mean Number of Days Maximum Temperature 90 Deg. F or Higher
• Mean Number of Days Minimum Temperature 32 Deg. F or Less
• Mean Number of Days with Precipitation 0.01 Inch or More
• Snowfall (Including Ice Pellets and Sleet) - Average Total in Inches
• Wind - Average Speed (MPH)
• Wind - Maximum Speed (MPH)
• Sunshine - Average Percent of Possible
• Sunshine - Average Percent of Possible (Cities listed by Ranking Most to Least)
• Cloudiness - Mean Number of Days (Clear, Partly Cloudy, Cloudy)
• Average Relative Humidity - Morning (M), Afternoon (A)

Climatological Normals

• Normal Daily Maximum Temperature, Degrees F
• Normal Daily Minimum Temperature, Degrees F
• Normal Daily Mean Temperature, Degrees F
• Normal Heating Degree Days (July-June) Base 65 Degrees F
• Normal Cooling Degree Days (Jan-Dec) Base 65 Degrees F
• Normal Precipitation, Inches

 

[davis]

BOSTON.

 

[methedy24]

- Philadelphia falls in the northern periphery of the humid subtropical climate zone. Summers are typically hot andmuggy, fall and spring are generally mild, and winter is cold. Snowfall is variable, with some winters bringing moderate snow and others bringing some majorsnowstorms. Annual snowfall averages 21 inches (534 mm). Precipitation is generally spread throughout the year, with eight to eleven wet days permonth,[sup][22][/sup] at an average annual rate of 42 inches (1068 mm).

74 (23)	79 (26)	87 (31)	99 (37)	97 (36)	102 (39)	104 (40)	106 (41)	102 (39)	96 (36)	84 (29)	73 (23)	106 (41)
39 (4)	42 (6)	51 (11)	62 (17)	72 (22)	81 (27)	86 (30)	84 (29)	77 (25)	66 (19)	55 (13)	44 (7)	63.3 (17)
25 (-4)	28 (-2)	35 (2)	44 (7)	55 (13)	64 (1	70 (21)	69 (21)	61 (16)	49 (9)	40 (4)	31 (-1)	47.6 (9)
-7 (-22)	-11 (-24)	5 (-15)	14 (-10)	28 (-2)	44 (7)	51 (11)	44 (7)	35 (2)	25 (-4)	8 (-13)	-5 (-21)	-11 (-24)
3.52 (89.4)	2.74 (69.6)	3.81 (96.	3.49 (88.6)	3.89 (98.	3.29 (83.6)	4.39 (111.5)	3.82 (97)	3.88 (98.6)	2.75 (69.9)	3.16 (80.3)	3.31 (84.1)	42.05 (1,068.1)
Source: The Weather Channel[sup][25][/sup] 2008-09-27

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[kevl7]

Originally Posted by 651akathePaul

Originally Posted by kevL7

not being bias or anything but i personally love the weather here in washington. we get a bit of everything. summer isn't too hot, spring and autumn is perfect, and we got some of the best snow on the slopes this winter. nothing beats that

I feel ya...I've taken WA for granted before. But, I almost want more of a balance...meaning less rain and more...whatever. BTW...I'm very aware that it doesn't rain around here as much as most people think.

i dont really mind the rain. i find it soothing sometimes. but yeah it really doesn't rain as much as people think

 

[D Fly]

Def Philly.

 

[rocsole]

Originally Posted by ev209

Originally Posted by Hen Lin 32

Originally Posted by Danny Tanner

San Francisco

no hate but I could never live there. too many hills and house on slopes.

Ya'll childhood ride around the block on a bike must of been a nightmare.

sf is beautiful, anywhere in norcal and your good

pretty much.