26 degrees and sunny . Slight breeze , rain at night occasionally

The one supplied by central heat and air.

despite currently living in very humid rainforest climate - i love the lushness of vegetation - i would prefer the drier weather of the west coast. i need nature, being amongst her, so a rather moderate weather pattern between 12 & 28 centigrades (54-82 fahrenheit) would suit me just fine.

Whoever I and who I’m with is happy. I like the snow, sun, spring and fall. James

I loved Portland and Seattle. Not too cold not all fucking sunny.

I like warm to hot... maybe by the ocean if the ocean is warm too.

Warm to hot with moderate/ Think west coast of Florida In the summer. Sarasota. I'd move there in a heartbeat if I could afford it. From the mid 70's to the mid to upper 90's with maximum humidity of 62 percent.

Ohio weather is great in the summer and fall, and the Gulf Coast is great in the winter. Colorado, along the front range is great most of the year with 350 days of sunshine on average and very dry so you better live near water. Key West is about the same, but very humid. Really hard to choose, so maybe being a nomad is my best environment?

I prefer a temperature range of high 50s to high 70s F, breezy with mild cloud cover or full sun. However, if I want to sleep rain is ideal. I adapt well to most weather, but prefer to stay inside in winter.

55-70. Anything past 75 bothers me.

SAN DIEGO Lives there 1969 - 1978,,, spoiled me for any place else. and now am older, I do not like cold and do not like hot and humid

68 degrees, but I can acclimate to any weather...and so can you.

I grew up in Ohio. Now in Iowa..Don't care for the beach..or desert.

Pretty happy living here in Oregon. Fairly moderate climate. Don't mind the rain. About same distance to mountains, or the ocean.

Warm during the day and cool at night. I’m loving the weather here in Tucson.

The Pacific Northwest. It's nice and cool and always green!

So Cal has virtually ideal weather most of the year. Summers become a bit unbearable at times, though, when it gets over 100 degrees for days. I'm seriously thinking of a couple places south to go for a few months/yr to deal with that (Atitlan, Guatemala, or Ajijic, Mexico). Both places are on lakes and have almost ideal climates year round. And both have expat communities.

About 80 degrees and dry. Or 75 degrees and raining all the time. or below freezing perpetual winter hellstorm if I don't have to drive.

I want low 70s, light breeze, low humidity and sunshine.

I've not traveled enough to know if it's even possible to know by traveling. Seems like you would have to experience a place for at least a year to know. I don't think I'd like a place where it doesn't really change with the seasons. I'm not a fan of summer or winter but I love the spring and fall.

I live in that climate called South Florida

I love cold weather. I would be happy if it was a constant 35 degrees.

I'm a heliophile, so someplace warm is required. I also am a thalassophile (but I could be persuaded to settle as a limnophile). However, humidity is no longer my friend. But my first and longest love is the ocean.

I used to love the weather in Northern California (Marin county, just north of San Francisco) where it didn't get too cold in the winter but was usually nice fro hiking all year long, and there were a lot of places to go hiking. I live in Florida now and it is just too hot to want to do much outside.

I want change of seasons and trees that change colors on the fall. But with a dry (not humid) climate where there are not bugs. I can't go back to muggy and buggy. I think I have it just about how I like it here at 6,300 feet elevation in the Rocky Mountain foothills.