Where in the world that's nice and warm most of the time?

[The Lukas]

I've had enough of this cold weather already and thinking: where could one live that is a majority warmer climate for most the year? Would rather English speaking...

I thought the the states, but hell that looks pretty damn cold. How about the southern states?

Austrailia/New Zealand?

Canada

[cheddar]

Feck, you know knack all about geography.

There's a line that goes round the world, called the equator, anywhere close to that is warm all year round....

Father away is colder........

[Puggit]

The Lukas said:

I thought the the states, but hell that looks pretty damn cold. How about the southern states?

The Everglades are currently freezing over

Coastal California is a good bet, if you don't mind the short odds on a catastrophic earthquake.

My top tip? Arizona, if you can find a job which doesn't involve looking after old people!

[anonymous-user]

[SkinnyBoy]

Sorry Australia is full

[Stephanie Plum]

Cape Town

[Puggit]

Stephanie Plum said:

Cape Town

You've never been to Cape Town in winter, have you?

OK it doesn't snow, but my god, it's miserable sometimes!!!

[Stephanie Plum]

Puggit said:

Stephanie Plum said:

Cape Town

You've never been to Cape Town in winter, have you?

OK it doesn't snow, but my god, it's miserable sometimes!!!

Must admit I haven't! I did live in Botswana for three months one time over Christmas, and boy when it rained did it! Basically though it was just hot all the time - too hot.....

[koolchris99]

middle east..
always fking hot.

[Greenie]

SkinnyBoy said:

Sorry Australia is full

of st?

[plasticpig]

Sri Lanka
Bermuda
Cayman Islands
Montserrat
Turks and Caicos Islands

[plenty]

Singapore. Year-round you have the choice between 30+ degrees and muggy, or 30+ degrees and slightly less muggy.

Edited by plenty on Tuesday 5th January 20:49

[SkinnyBoy]

Greenie said:

SkinnyBoy said:

Sorry Australia is full

of st?

yes

you would hate it here.

[Don]

SkinnyBoy said:

Greenie said:

SkinnyBoy said:

Sorry Australia is full

of st?

yes

you would hate it here.

[juice]

plasticpig said:

Bermuda

Nope too far North to be warm all year round. There are seasons (of a sort) just milder than more Northern climes.. Although the humidity amplifies the temperature both ways (in that I've felt colder here at 10C than I ever do in the UK)
It's classed as sub-tropical (mainly because of the effects of the Gulf-Stream).

Edited by juice on Tuesday 5th January 17:21

[The Lukas]

I know the closer you are to the equator, the warmer it should be. But I'm talking about somewhere that doesn't get ridiculously hot either. Maybe you can't get a much milder climate than the UK due to the Atlantic.

[ss64ii]

Cyprus? North or South.

[CO2000]

Tenerife (ok not English speaking - well Bar owners excepted!)

Been in July, Nov & Jan - all times nice & hot (30+ day, 18-20 night)

[chevy-stu]

Met a guy from Columbia the other day, he reckons it's he same temperature all the year, never changes...

[Amateurish]

CO2000 said:

Tenerife (ok not English speaking - well Bar owners excepted!)

Been in July, Nov & Jan - all times nice & hot (30+ day, 18-20 night)

Agree. Canaries are well known for their excellent climate year round. It's not just as simple as closer to the equator = better unless you want mental heat in the summer.