Exciting news.
I have figured out the perfect climate for me to live in. It goes like this:
A pleasant fall, as expected in the traditional fall months. After all, one does look forward to pulling out one's boots and whatnot.
A mild winter, just enough for hats and sweaters. Maybe a coat.
Then as the excitement of the holidays pass, and we grow weary of our winter wardrobe, the monotoniy of January threatens us;
BOOM.
Spring hits. Not just any spring, an accellerated Spring.
Not the spring that leaves you like an anxious child on the long, long road trip to summer (are we there yet?), but one that lasts just long enough for us to appriciate the passing of the seasons. The flowers, the showers. All that.
And then before you even know it. Before you have a chance to even think, when will it be summer?
It hits.
And it is long, and it is summer. With hot nights and cool water.
So tell me, where is this?
Stunning photographs by Eric Cahan via but does it float
(PS thanks for all of your kind comments! I think we will print both!)
CHARLESTON
ReplyDeleteYou are kinda describing the weather in California's central valley. But the summers are pretty brutal. And it's not a great place to live.
ReplyDeletei agree...let me know if you find a place like that. :)
ReplyDelete-Tina
New Orleans, I think we are in spring already, and I'm already thinking about going swimming.
ReplyDelete@amy jamie likes brutal summers. she's weird like that.
ReplyDeleteTWO IN A WEEK!
Texas. For sure. Leaves don't turn until mid-December, then it's crisp and dreary - just enough for boots, hats, and a light wool coat. The coldest month is January, and February-March is cool and spring-like. From April/May to October, it's boiling.
ReplyDeleteMemphis. Except the summers are excruciating.
ReplyDeleteThe keys
ReplyDelete7 months of summer... hot, hot, hot summer.
2ish months of fall
2-3 weeks of 40s-50s winter
2.5 months of spring, starting the second week in jan. always.
pls do not tell me you're complaining about the weather we are currently enjoying in SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
ReplyDeleteHey don't knock what you got, just looking at photos of you wearing a t-shirt... in dublin Im not sure if I wore a t-shirt at all last summer !!!
ReplyDeleteThe SF bay area, but not San Francisco itself. Just far away enough from the coast to get away from the fog.
ReplyDeleteThe SF bay area, but not San Francisco itself. Just far away enough from the coast to get away from the fog.
ReplyDeletedenver. denverdenverdenver.
ReplyDeletethere's a reason there's so many californians moving here.
so nice but as you are placing the seasons on specific months i'll have to say you're definitely not coming to the southern hemisphere!
ReplyDeleteSounds like my city, with the months reversed (Perth, Australia).
ReplyDeleteI have to stop reading these comments! They are making me want to move!
ReplyDeletedefinitely Barcelona..
ReplyDeleteCome to Barcelona, we sure have the weather you described! Summers are VERY hot and long, but the again, the beach is nearby!
ReplyDeleteI don't know, but I'll be moving there too once it's all figured out.
ReplyDeleteIs this not a description of southern California, to a tee? Suppose hot summer nights fall outside of what we do best. But cake + eating it too doesn't really happen anywhere. Hot nights = humid days.
ReplyDeletearizona. maybe.
ReplyDeleteGeorgia, if you can handle the humidity. It's spring here already!!
ReplyDeletethese images are beautiful
ReplyDeleteAustin TX.
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