Best place to live that has ALL FOUR seasons?

[northparkblind]

Originally Posted by DOWNTOWN43

DC/Maryland/Virginia. easily.

we get legit winters with a lot of snow. nothing TOO cold though.. it's not like -20 or anything, on average it's like 20-40 degrees in the winter. and it's not like NY/Boston where there's 4ft of snow every winter with cars stuck on the road and whatnot

we also get legit summers with some nice heat. i don't like the heat too much, but for people who do it averages around 75-85 in the summer. slightly too humid for my tastes, though.


and in some places i've been to, it gets to be freezing by October/November. this past year, it was hot in the DMV from April/May through early/mid-November

 

[yep617]

Originally Posted by JD617


Most of the time, I love living in Boston. The spring is great, summers are great, the foliage in the fall is beautiful, and I love the snow during the holidays. The only part I don't like is January-March. Once the holidays are over, I'm ready for it to be spring. I hate when it's gray and dreary and snowy all the time in Jan. - March. But in April when the weather starts getting nice, it makes it that much better I guess.

lol i say this all the time...i love the winter and the snow until about Jan. 2. then i just

through the rest of the winter.

 

[ro0ts]

Originally Posted by Senor Fresco

Sacramento. Hands down

Sacramento does have all four seasons (hot as hell during the summer, cold during the winter but no snow) but its definitely not even close to thebest place to live hands down.

 

[rocsole]

Originally Posted by ro0ts

Originally Posted by Senor Fresco

Sacramento. Hands down

Sacramento does have all four seasons (hot as hell during the summer, cold during the winter but no snow) but its definitely not even close to the best place to live hands down.

ehh i like living in sacramento.
rather live in sf though.
but yeah it gets hella hot out here.

 

[wstcoastgotti]

Yall talking about east coast places being the BEST to live?

Cmon now, you cant beat nor cal or so cal for all 4 seasons. its absolutely perfect all year

 

[rexanglorum]

If you want a continental climate that has the best overall weather, I would have to agree with everyone saying that the mid Atlantic is best. Washington DC,Virginia, Maryland and Delaware have a nice range of every type of weather.

The problem with any continental climate though is that the temperatures fluctuate so widely through out the year. If you want mild summers and move toMinnesota or Ontario, the winters are brutal. If you want mild winters and move to a place like Georgia or The Carolinas, the summers are brutally hot andhumid.

 

[dland24]

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.

This has to be the silliest reason to not want to live in NorCal I have ever heard in my life. Tell me you dont like the cities....the culture....theweather....whatever. But to say you wouldnt wanna live in NorCal because there are too many hills is not only the dumbest reasoning I have ever heard, but itsnot even close to accurate.

 

[joegonzalez99]

Bay area and snow isn't very far from the Bay if you want to go to the boarding or just enjoy the snow

 

[the yes guy]

I don't know why anyone would want to live in snow when you can always just drive for an hour or two and visit it without any of the hassle of actuallyhaving to deal with it on a daily basis.

 

[mecks]

Originally Posted by doosta45

southern cali

may not get as cold as the eastcoast, but it does snow

are you talking jeezy snow??

 

[victoryballer]

Originally Posted by 651akathePaul

Originally Posted by TBONE95860

Seattle

I don't know bro. I live close enough to Seattle. Up until recently the winters are just rain...and the fall....and the spring. Summer's there is no better place to be. Probably a few good weeks of fall.

Idk what ur talkin bout....we had more snow and cold this winter than like the past 20 years in the Seattle area! This past winter set a bunch of records

 

[mac a roni]

Originally Posted by Mac A Roni

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[dathbgboy]

Originally Posted by Methedy24

- Philadelphia


- perfectly balanced/"proper" seasons

- More snow than DC/B-more, less than Boston (Too much), N.Y. (slightly too much). Poconos 'round the corner for the snowboard heads (myself included). Fall = perfect, leaf color change, temps, football weather, Spring = perfect, Summer heat waves galore (90-100 heat index temps) Jersey shore

, Delaware shore, Maryland shore



- Not susceptible to any extremes, or natural disasters.

I was gon suggest the mid to eastern part of PA. I'm from Harrisburg and though aint much to the city, every season has a good balance

 

[andrew630]

San Francisco does not have all 4 seasons...

 

[jthagreat]

Dont come to AZ.

its either hot as hell, or cold as S!!!

 

[general johnson]

Chicago.

 

[starkyl0ve]

Originally Posted by MECKS

Originally Posted by doosta45

southern cali

may not get as cold as the eastcoast, but it does snow

are you talking jeezy snow??

There are snow capped mountains in the background to the east 6 months out of the year...

I'm about 15 miles east of LA so the same might not be true for LA itself but still,

 

[i3]

You want four seasons in one day?

Come to Wellington, New Zealand. The morning it rains, lunchtime it's windy, afternoon it becomes cold then at night theres a perfect sunset.

 

[sickwitit]

Originally Posted by victoryballer

Originally Posted by 651akathePaul

Originally Posted by TBONE95860

Seattle

I don't know bro. I live close enough to Seattle. Up until recently the winters are just rain...and the fall....and the spring. Summer's there is no better place to be. Probably a few good weeks of fall.

Idk what ur talkin bout....we had more snow and cold this winter than like the past 20 years in the Seattle area! This past winter set a bunch of records

 

[reeceman10]

NJ.

 

[starkyl0ve]

Originally Posted by SickWitIt

Originally Posted by victoryballer

Originally Posted by 651akathePaul

Originally Posted by TBONE95860

Seattle

I don't know bro. I live close enough to Seattle. Up until recently the winters are just rain...and the fall....and the spring. Summer's there is no better place to be. Probably a few good weeks of fall.

Idk what ur talkin bout....we had more snow and cold this winter than like the past 20 years in the Seattle area! This past winter set a bunch of records

 

[whywesteppin]

My first thought was DMV but I didn't think everyone else in the thread was going to say the same thing...

It does get a little too cold in the winter and a little too hot in the summer here, but it only happens for a couple days each year. If you want someplacewith a warmer winter, you will get hotter summers, and vice versa. It's hard to beat the balance here.

I like Colorado too. The only problem is that it gets too dry and the temperatures fluctuate too much from day to night. Nothing beats a warm spring day on theeast coast where it stays in the 60's for 24+ hours. And let's not forget which coast has warmer ocean water....

 

[mecks]

Originally Posted by StarkyL0ve

Originally Posted by MECKS

Originally Posted by doosta45

southern cali

may not get as cold as the eastcoast, but it does snow

are you talking jeezy snow??

There are snow capped mountains in the background to the east 6 months out of the year...

I'm about 15 miles east of LA so the same might not be true for LA itself but still,

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH.

@ ME forgettingabout big bear

 

[no vert]

South Carolina minus the snow.

 

[purple sneaks]

move to the North Eastern.
MA has all fours season.
being 30mins away from Boston ftw.