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Old 04-27-2016, 09:35 AM
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The perfect weather

What is the perfect weather for you?

You can create whatever weather you want. What is it you create?

What is the perfect day to you?

Perfect overall climate?

People move all the time for climate but now you get to choose the perfect one, what is it?

Me, I want it one degree above where the heat kicks in at night. About 45% outside kicks my heat set at 65 on. During the day, I want the outside temperature to heat my home to 72... so overnight it does not fall below 65. About 76-78. No humidity.

I'll take this weather 8 months.

The other 4 months, I want the high temperature to hit 32 and the low about 20. One snow storm a week and a dusting 3 nights a week.

You?
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Old 04-27-2016, 09:43 AM
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What is the perfect weather for you?

You can create whatever weather you want. What is it you create?

What is the perfect day to you?

Perfect overall climate?

People move all the time for climate but now you get to choose the perfect one, what is it?

Me, I want it one degree above where the heat kicks in at night. About 45% outside kicks my heat set at 65 on. During the day, I want the outside temperature to heat my home to 72... so overnight it does not fall below 65. About 76-78. No humidity.

I'll take this weather 8 months.

The other 4 months, I want the high temperature to hit 32 and the low about 20. One snow storm a week and a dusting 3 nights a week.

You?
You've just described Sonoma County. Luther Burbank claimed that the climate here was the best in the world and I think he was right.

But don't even think about moving here. None of us can stand Drumpf.
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Old 04-27-2016, 09:47 AM
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You've just described Sonoma County. Luther Burbank claimed that the climate here was the best in the world and I think he was right.

But don't even think about moving here. None of us can stand Drumpf.
I had no clue.

I have never been there. All my time spent in CALI (meetings) have been in San Diego, LA.
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Old 04-27-2016, 09:55 AM
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I had no clue.

I have never been there. All my time spent in CALI (meetings) have been in San Diego, LA.

Although it doesn't meet your snow requirements.

No property damaging storms, minimal number of days requiring HVAC, and enough cold and hot periods to keep Mother Nature in action would be perfect enough for me.
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Old 04-27-2016, 10:49 AM
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I had no clue.

I have never been there. All my time spent in CALI (meetings) have been in San Diego, LA.
I missed the snow part. We don't get any but you can drive 4 hours and find all the snow you could possibly want.

LA and San Diego are about 500 and 600 miles south of me. It's a totally different climate.
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Old 04-27-2016, 10:53 AM
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LA and San Diego are about 500 and 600 miles south of me. It's a totally different climate.
That I know. If I had all the cash, I'd likely choose that area to have a second home. That or Seattle WA or Portland OR.
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Old 04-27-2016, 11:07 AM
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That I know. If I had all the cash, I'd likely choose that area to have a second home. That or Seattle WA or Portland OR.
I like The PNW and, if I were to move, it would be there. But if you're at all susceptible to SAD, it may not be the place for you. And it's getting very expensive.
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