The original post says "place in the US," not state, so the answer is the Marshall Islands, Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico or Deigo Garcia.
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Lawrence, that's a very wimpy, head-in-the-sand position to take.<BR>"I can't predict the weather on any one day so what's the use trying to guess?"<BR><BR>That's like saying "I'm not positive I'll live long enough to retire so why bother saving any money?"<BR><BR>Almost everything you plan in life is based on probabilities. You do the best you can with whatever info you can find.<BR>You can't know your house is a good investment...but you buy it based on likelihood that it will be.<BR>You can't know your plane will land safely, but you board based on the high probability that it will.<BR><BR>Using weather averages is no different. It's the best you can do. <BR>You sound like a little old lady.
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I hear Hell can be pretty warm that time of year.
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This forum gets pretty HEATED UP in Jan. and all year round! i.e. just stay home and sit at your computer!!
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Can you say LATIN AMERICA, NEW ZEALAND, COSTA RICA?
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And what part of the US domain would Latin America and New Zealand fall under?<BR><BR>I believe the question specified US sites.
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Death Valley isn't in the 75 degrees range but it's still warm.<BR><BR>http://www.weather.com/outlook/travel/climatology/daily/USCA0286?climoMonth=1<BR><BR>Utahtea<BR><BR>
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Palm Springs might be your place.<BR><BR>http://www.weather.com/outlook/travel/climatology/daily/USCA0828?climoMonth=1<BR><BR>Utahtea
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Stop with the California suggestions.<BR><BR>The original question said the goal was 75 degrees.<BR><BR>No place in California reaches that level. Palm Springs avg high in January is only 69. And because it's dry there, the 69 is not a balmy 69 degrees.<BR>Death Valley is only 64 during the day, and 37 at night.<BR><BR>Again, the answer is south Florida or leave the continental US.
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