Where in the U.S. is the temperature no more than 75 degrees in the summer?
Jun 8th, 2012, 05:03 PM
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ROFL - Al Gore's idiotic notion of "Global Warming" has surely rendered the OP's quest moot after seven years gone under the bridge (like time standing still).
In April of 2012 just one state was said to have had near average temperatures, and in May of 2012 just two states were said to have had near average temperatures.
From that it is easy to deduce that Al Gore either doesn't know what "Global" means, or he doesn't know what "warming" means.
In April of 2012 just one state was said to have had near average temperatures, and in May of 2012 just two states were said to have had near average temperatures.
From that it is easy to deduce that Al Gore either doesn't know what "Global" means, or he doesn't know what "warming" means.
Jun 8th, 2012, 08:54 PM
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One August it was so cold and windy in San Francisco that we cut our stay there short. The average high in San Francisco is 67 F in June and July, 68 F in August, and 70 F in September.
Tillamook, OR, has similar summer high temperatures and, if there is a hot spell you will at least have a breeze off the ocean. I definitely recommend the Oregon coast. It is beautiful and cool.
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Tillamook, OR, has similar summer high temperatures and, if there is a hot spell you will at least have a breeze off the ocean. I definitely recommend the Oregon coast. It is beautiful and cool.
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Jan 15th, 2013, 12:18 PM
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I am the OP. Noted the recent bump in this post. Since 2005 we have actually vacationed in Northern California and the Oregon coast. We've also been to New Hampshire and Vermont and experienced lovely, cool(er) weather there as well. Loved all our choices for trips! Thanks, everyone...
Jan 15th, 2013, 03:08 PM
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Did your Northern Cal travels include Lake Tahoe - which is what I would have recommnded. Incredibly beautiful and usually not too hot. http://www.thestormking.com/Sierra_S...e_weather.html
Jan 16th, 2013, 12:08 PM
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I know this is an old post but doesn't everyone learn from reading old posts?
Just wanted to throw my 2 cents in. We've been to Montana many summers and it gets very hot there--even up in the mountains of Glacier.
Of course it depends on what time of summer. If you go in June it's cooler but a lot of roads are still closed too.
Just wanted to throw my 2 cents in. We've been to Montana many summers and it gets very hot there--even up in the mountains of Glacier.
Of course it depends on what time of summer. If you go in June it's cooler but a lot of roads are still closed too.
Sep 12th, 2013, 05:56 PM
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I lived for 31 hot, horrible years in Palm Springs, Ca. - used to go to Tucson, AZ as a kid to cool off (if you can believe that) every summer, because of the monsoons. I DESPISE THE HEAT! We moved to Coeur d' Alene, Idaho, but after 15 years that seemed too cold, so now live in Ashland, Oregon. All summer, I have pretty much locked myself in the house - it's too hot!!! We visited our son in San Diego this summer and the weather was the BEST (always was) but the cost of living and the huge population have kept us from relocating there. We love the northwest but want San Diego's weather - Help - If anyone knows of somewhere - let me know! Rain is ok, but no snow!!!
Sep 12th, 2013, 09:05 PM
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We love the northwest but want San Diego's weather - Help - If anyone knows of somewhere - let me know! Rain is ok, but no snow!!!
Santa Cruz. Not quite like San Diego but less rainy than the northwest and often sunny with a cool ocean breeze.
Santa Cruz. Not quite like San Diego but less rainy than the northwest and often sunny with a cool ocean breeze.
Sep 10th, 2019, 11:44 AM
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Not unlike some suggestions above, last summer I was thinking of relocating to the far northern CA coast, Eureka or Crescent City areas. House prices were similar to where I'd be leaving & I made a trip up for reconnaissance. Lows 40s & 50s all year, warmer in much of winter than where I am. What ultimately stopped me was the fact that summer highs were rarely above the low 60s. I saw no gain by moving from hotter than I liked to being cold all the time. But maybe for your purposes it would be fine.
