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    2. talann on

      I’m calling BS on Southern Arizona. Tucson has some miserably hot days. It’s 90 degrees at night some nights! I wouldn’t call 115 degrees in the summer comfortable weather.

    4. The_Jousting_Duck on

      Every time I see a map like this, the comments always make sure to make it obvious how subjective this kind of thing is

    7. Howitzer1967 on

      While the temperatures on the map maybe broadly accurate. ’comfortable’ is a subjective term. That fact alone renders this title irrelevant, quite aside from the misspelling.

    8. FML_4reals on

      I live in an orange zone – east bay CA, but I would rather have my weather then San Francisco weather which is listed as red.

    12. Calvin_Ball_86 on

      I grew up in the Piedmont region of NC. Lol at this map. Summer was soggy heat death. Winter was bleh.

    13. Miserly_Bastard on

      FYI, anybody can go to that website and plug in their weather preferences. My map is for 60-86° F highs, <60° F dewpoints, and cloud cover <40%.

      The only bit of red on my map is between Santa Barbara and San Louis Obispo, California. Most of the rest of coastal California is yellow. There’s no other yellow on the map. Other decent choices would be Tuscon, Marfa, Raton, Silver City, Durango, and…unexpectedly, Albany, GA.

      I have only ever in my adult life lived in places that I apparently find miserable. What does Houston have in common with Buffalo? Zero acceptable days. That’s what.

    14. therane189833 on

      Is rain factored into this? Because that’s what makes Portland and Seattle undesirable despite them looking similar to the US south in terms of weather on this map.

    17. Vercingetorix1986 on

      Bold choice with the color scheme here, I guess I live in the nuclear zombie outbreak zone AKA nice weather

    18. kegster34 on

      There Aint no way whoever made this ever looked at southern Louisiana tempatures for like most of the year walking outside every day immediately drenched and not even from my own sweat

    19. Early-Surround7413 on

      Without including dew point this map is useless. An 80 degree day with 70% humidity is hell.

      Give me a bright bluebird winter day when it’s 27 and dry and that’s very comfortable to me.

    20. Trippy-Sponge on

      40 degrees is comfortable if you wear long sleeves. At least it is to anyone who lives north of Tennessee

    22. RioRancher on

      The Albuquerque area is probably closer to California. I’m not sure if it’s too cold at night to make the full qualification?

    23. Sensical_Name on

      Why is the upper chesapeake so much different than everything around it?

    24. Bear_necessities96 on

      Remember some people say they move to Florida for the nice weather lol

    25. Dewiwe810 on

      People saying cold temperatures are better ignore the fact that more people die from cold each year than heat in the United States. So if you have to pick an extreme it seems warmer is the better choice objectively or at least statistically.

    26. manydoorsyes on

      As a native Houstonian, that number is way too high. If you enjoy our climate, then I am questioning your sanity

    27. beermaker on

      I love living near the Pacific Coast. Can confirm, best weather in the country.

    28. rtduvall on

      As a native and currently living in North Carolina and do not agree with your definition of “comfortable.” That humidity is a beyatch. It is NOT pleasant, not pleasant at all.

    32. SpaceCampDropOut on

      This is a lie. This summer alone in Georgia was hotter than Hell itself

    36. BillianForsee94 on

      50 degrees is not comfortable lol. Give me 90 before that every time.

    38. TheSheWhoSaidThats on

      Anybody bitching about the wide definition of “comfort” appears to have never had to deal with extreme conditions or real hardship. Get a grip. It is “comfort” from a broad human experience standpoint.

    42. roblewk on

      What a great and intuitive expression of weather. Now do a series based on climate change projections!

    44. spaghettigoose on

      Coldest winter i ever spent was a summer in San Francisco – Oscar Wilde

    46. yxgahd on

      This should incorporate humidity level to give a true representation for the south

    47. alabamdiego on

      Lmao. So San Diego is just as comfortable as the middle of desert Arizona.

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