May Travel
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Anywhere in the continental US (and Hawai'i) in the last two months of May should have wonderful (well, at least bearable) weather. That gets you into the Memorial Day weekend madness, so take that into consideration.
If you have even an inkling of hitting New Orleans or Florida destinations (for example), this is the best time to do it. The weather in my state (California) will be all over the map (ha ha ha)-- it could be gorgeous and toasty in Los Angeles, or cool and under early "June gloom" (coastal overcast conditions), and San Francisco could be awash in fog or clear and warm. But there's a lot to do, regardless of the weather.
New York City, of course, is always worthy of a visit. But how about gorgeous Boston? Or Philadelphia? Or, crossing the border, Montréal or Toronto?
If you have even an inkling of hitting New Orleans or Florida destinations (for example), this is the best time to do it. The weather in my state (California) will be all over the map (ha ha ha)-- it could be gorgeous and toasty in Los Angeles, or cool and under early "June gloom" (coastal overcast conditions), and San Francisco could be awash in fog or clear and warm. But there's a lot to do, regardless of the weather.
New York City, of course, is always worthy of a visit. But how about gorgeous Boston? Or Philadelphia? Or, crossing the border, Montréal or Toronto?
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BOston can be very cool and rainy in May. I would not recommend it unless you like that kind of rain. Having said that it can go from 50 to 90 overnight but that is unusual. usually it is cool. I would go somewhere further south, maybe dc or virginia.
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