Your Dream or Ideal Climate

[Abby_wx]

@Bonovox, there's also...

Haines, Alaska
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Petersburg, Alaska
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Hoonah, Alaska
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Yakutat, Alaska
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Cordova, Alaska
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Valdez, Alaska
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Those look amazing overall, but the summers are just too cold for me. Other than than, pretty nice -- but the lack of daylight in the winter at that latitude would probably be a drag.

[Typeing3]

Those look amazing overall, but the summers are just too cold for me. Other than than, pretty nice -- but the lack of daylight in the winter at that latitude would probably be a drag.

If you write down some criteria for your ideal climate, I can try to find a few locations that might fit.

[Roberts Creeker]

Those look amazing overall, but the summers are just too cold for me. Other than than, pretty nice -- but the lack of daylight in the winter at that latitude would probably be a drag.

That's a good point about the daylength. I'm finding the days too short already.

[Roberts Creeker]

If you write down some criteria for your ideal climate, I can try to find a few locations that might fit.

You need to include average housing prices too!

[Bonovox]

It is interesting, my wife comments about the lack of daylight in the winter too. It has never bothered me though. I just enjoy something about dark and gloomy.

[SouthSardiswx]

It is interesting, my wife comments about the lack of daylight in the winter too. It has never bothered me though. I just enjoy something about dark and gloomy.

spirit of Halloween is open now Bones.

[Glacier]

Those look amazing overall, but the summers are just too cold for me. Other than than, pretty nice -- but the lack of daylight in the winter at that latitude would probably be a drag.

I like those places but they are just too dry.

BTW, speaking of too dry, when you are in Whittier, AK where they get 4,000mm/year, and drive through a tunnel and on the other side they get more like 400mm per year.