meh might look a lot different if you dropped the requirement for average lows, I think high is what’s relevant
Graybie on
This is obviously subjective, but I would love to see highs 55-75F, lows 40F+, dewpoint <60, winds <10. Any cloud cover.
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eagleace21 on
„Perfect weather“ is very subjective
chickenbuttstfu on
As a Floridian: Central Florida has a higher number of perfect weather days than the coasts? Absolutely not and it’s not even close. Central Florida is hell on earth.
Chickensandcoke on
This is cool, you should make it a tool where people can do their own inputs!
danstymusic on
I think the colors should be swapped.
BluebirdFeeling9857 on
Color scheme seems backwards, red should be the worst places not the best.
GalaxyGuy42 on
And now I want to see the map of number of „don’t want to go outside“ days.
PM_ME_YOUR__INIT__ on
I miss San Diego. I moved out when the houses were at astronomical $400k and the rent a blistering $1k. What I would do to lock down one of those…
Mr_Evil_Dr_Porkchop on
That’s such a wide range for a “perfect” weather day, lol
TheDadThatGrills on
Shouldn’t this be a dynamic map where users can adjust the criteria to determine their own „Perfect Weather“ days?
ktaktb on
Looks like a weather machine could really increase property values where it was deployed!
babypho on
Exhibit A for why the California coasts is so unaffordable (along with them not letting anyone build because screw younger generations!)
SteveBored on
This is all relative to what you adapt to. Here in Central Texas 90 doesn’t bother me at all and I will run in that temp no problem.
gaypuppybunny on
It’d be nice to define your own perfect weather days and see the map then
Invader-Tenn on
should have included Hawaii…
Big-Equal7497 on
As someone from California, western NC is my favorite weather on the east coast, especially Asheville.
geeoharee on
‚Opinionated weather forecasters telling me it’s going to be a miserable day. Miserable for who? I quite like a bit of drizzle, so stick to the facts‘
jefusensei on
isnt „perfect weather“ subjective though?
whiteyak41 on
Rude to not include Alaska.
Though we probably have a different opinion on what a perfect weather day is. 22F and snowing? Hell yeah, brother.
Firm_Watercress_4228 on
I wonder why housing in CA is so expensive.
Puzzleheaded_Swing78 on
isn’t perfect weather subjective ?
magvadis on
Growing up in high southern Appalachian I thought the world was just built for us. Like it was nice so often.
The West Coast is wild. No wonder people forget about time there and never feel like they can be depressed
Like the idea of perfect weather all the time is great till I forget about how much I’m emotionally built around rainy days and winter snow.
K_R_S on
can we have a similar one for Europe?
jacobpederson on
Depends on what you think is perfect weather. Since I find 55 to be perfect – I’ll stick with Lake Superior 😀
Diligent-Chance8044 on
Umm this chart is missing a very important factor humidity and dew point is not the same thing.
RiskFuzzy8424 on
What do you consider perfect weather?
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meh might look a lot different if you dropped the requirement for average lows, I think high is what’s relevant
This is obviously subjective, but I would love to see highs 55-75F, lows 40F+, dewpoint <60, winds <10. Any cloud cover.
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„Perfect weather“ is very subjective
As a Floridian: Central Florida has a higher number of perfect weather days than the coasts? Absolutely not and it’s not even close. Central Florida is hell on earth.
This is cool, you should make it a tool where people can do their own inputs!
I think the colors should be swapped.
Color scheme seems backwards, red should be the worst places not the best.
And now I want to see the map of number of „don’t want to go outside“ days.
I miss San Diego. I moved out when the houses were at astronomical $400k and the rent a blistering $1k. What I would do to lock down one of those…
That’s such a wide range for a “perfect” weather day, lol
Shouldn’t this be a dynamic map where users can adjust the criteria to determine their own „Perfect Weather“ days?
Looks like a weather machine could really increase property values where it was deployed!
Exhibit A for why the California coasts is so unaffordable (along with them not letting anyone build because screw younger generations!)
This is all relative to what you adapt to. Here in Central Texas 90 doesn’t bother me at all and I will run in that temp no problem.
It’d be nice to define your own perfect weather days and see the map then
should have included Hawaii…
As someone from California, western NC is my favorite weather on the east coast, especially Asheville.
‚Opinionated weather forecasters telling me it’s going to be a miserable day. Miserable for who? I quite like a bit of drizzle, so stick to the facts‘
isnt „perfect weather“ subjective though?
Rude to not include Alaska.
Though we probably have a different opinion on what a perfect weather day is. 22F and snowing? Hell yeah, brother.
I wonder why housing in CA is so expensive.
isn’t perfect weather subjective ?
Growing up in high southern Appalachian I thought the world was just built for us. Like it was nice so often.
The West Coast is wild. No wonder people forget about time there and never feel like they can be depressed
Like the idea of perfect weather all the time is great till I forget about how much I’m emotionally built around rainy days and winter snow.
can we have a similar one for Europe?
Depends on what you think is perfect weather. Since I find 55 to be perfect – I’ll stick with Lake Superior 😀
Umm this chart is missing a very important factor humidity and dew point is not the same thing.
What do you consider perfect weather?