What's the ideal weather temperature?

[HOGEPH]

Sat in the garden this afternoon 22 degrees C in the sun. Very pleasant. Where in the world would it be like that most of the year round?

[GTIR]

Nowhere.



Actually, maybe Melbourne Oz.

Edited by GTIR on Wednesday 1st September 17:20

[Thankyou4calling]

Madeira is close.

[Justayellowbadge]

Indoors.

[Deva Link]

San Diego.

[Digger]

GTIR said:

Nowhere.



Actually, maybe Melbourne Oz.

Edited by GTIR on Wednesday 1st September 17:20

Close. Maybe a tad further North? Sydney. More sunscreen in Summer though. Prefer the warmer average

Edited by Digger on Wednesday 1st September 17:41

[Snails]

GTIR said:

Nowhere.



Actually, maybe Melbourne Oz.

Edited by GTIR on Wednesday 1st September 17:20

Fairly close...
http://www.livingin-australia.com/climate-weather-...

[Rocksteadyeddie]

LA is about 25'c. That's why everyone with tons of money goes to live there.

[ewenm]

I like the variety of our weather in the UK. Pleasant afternoons in the garden (beer or home) are lovely, but so are crisp frosty mornings out running. Same weather all year round would be boring! A bit less rain would be nice, but then it wouldn't be so lush and green here.

[mazdajason]

Northern New Zealand shoule be getting to those temperatures soon. Ideal temp for me? Between 20 and 27 i would say. Hot enough to do everything you would normally do - just wearing less clothes!

[ludicrous speed]

4

[M-J-B]

ludicrous speed said:

4

4.....

WTF?

[Jasandjules]

HOGEPH said:

Sat in the garden this afternoon 22 degrees C in the sun. Very pleasant. Where in the world would it be like that most of the year round?

Somewhere I would like to live........

[redtwin]

18.3

[Bob the Planner]

HOGEPH said:

Sat in the garden this afternoon 22 degrees C in the sun. Very pleasant. Where in the world would it be like that most of the year round?

I would have thought somewhere around lattitude of +27 or -27. Taipei, Hawaii, Orlando FL or the Canaries would be OK north of the equator. South of the equator, Durban or Brisbane would be about right (Melbourne is too cold in the winter). In all of these places you do have to put up with the odd day in the 40s but I'm sure I would cope.

[Sheets Tabuer]

I quite like how it is now, if the sun is out it is around 22-23 outside but head into some shade and it drops, I also quite like the cold nights so I can get under the covers and sleep.

My house is so hot, I have the back door wide open and it's still 23.9c in my living room at 3:30am, it was unbearable at times in the summer. Not been here in a winter yet but it is south facing with huge windows so I'm hoping it will stay quite warm.

[Bob the Planner]

13C outside this morning when I woke up and about 20C now. I'm looking forward to it warming up slightly as we go into October. Not too sure how I will feel about Juanuary & February yet.

[Google [bot]]

GTIR said:

Nowhere.



Actually, maybe Melbourne Oz.

Edited by GTIR on Wednesday 1st September 17:20

[Colonial]

Bob the Planner said:

13C outside this morning when I woke up and about 20C now. I'm looking forward to it warming up slightly as we go into October. Not too sure how I will feel about Juanuary & February yet.

Tell me about it. I've moved from my place by the beach at Avoca to Sydney, so I don't even have a 2 minute walk to being in the water to cool me down any more.

Still, nothing like commuting on a ferry on a summers evening to put you in a better frame of mind.

[UncleRic]

ewenm said:

I like the variety of our weather in the UK. Pleasant afternoons in the garden (beer or home) are lovely, but so are crisp frosty mornings out running. Same weather all year round would be boring! A bit less rain would be nice, but then it wouldn't be so lush and green here.

What he/she that person said gets my vote.