JIm

The original post says "place in the US," not state, so the answer is the Marshall Islands, Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico or Deigo Garcia.

Brent

Lawrence, that's a very wimpy, head-in-the-sand position to take.
"I can't predict the weather on any one day so what's the use trying to guess?"

That's like saying "I'm not positive I'll live long enough to retire so why bother saving any money?"

Almost everything you plan in life is based on probabilities. You do the best you can with whatever info you can find.
You can't know your house is a good investment...but you buy it based on likelihood that it will be.
You can't know your plane will land safely, but you board based on the high probability that it will.

Using weather averages is no different. It's the best you can do.
You sound like a little old lady.

What a

I hear Hell can be pretty warm that time of year.

x

This forum gets pretty HEATED UP in Jan. and all year round! i.e. just stay home and sit at your computer!!

x

Can you say LATIN AMERICA, NEW ZEALAND, COSTA RICA?

kay

And what part of the US domain would Latin America and New Zealand fall under?

I believe the question specified US sites.

Utahtea

Death Valley isn't in the 75 degrees range but it's still warm.

http://www.weather.com/outlook/travel/climatology/daily/USCA0286?climoMonth=1

Utahtea

Utahtea

Palm Springs might be your place.

http://www.weather.com/outlook/travel/climatology/daily/USCA0828?climoMonth=1

Utahtea

temp guide

Stop with the California suggestions.

The original question said the goal was 75 degrees.

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.
Death Valley is only 64 during the day, and 37 at night.

Again, the answer is south Florida or leave the continental US.