By Sharon Aron Baron
Living in South Florida, one becomes accustomed to tropical temperatures, frequent showers, and, of course, the renowned humidity. However, the summers are unbearable —- and long. While these conditions appeal to many, others may yearn for a more moderate climate.
For those residents considering a move or even working remotely, we’ve compiled a list of locations offering year-long temperatures averaging between 50°F (10°C) and 75°F (23.9°C), a stark contrast to the South Florida heat.
San Diego {Kindel-Media for Pexels}
San Diego
Firstly, we turn our attention to San Diego, California. Often touted as having one of the best climates in the U.S., this city offers a refreshing change from the humidity of Florida, providing consistently temperate weather with lots of sunshine.
Nice, France. {Pierre Blaché for Pexels}.
Nice, France
If you want to venture beyond the U.S., consider the Mediterranean Region. Here, you’ll discover cities like Barcelona, Spain, and Nice, France, renowned for their temperate weather. Imagine swapping South Florida’s palm trees for olive groves and vineyards.
Sydney Australia. {Belle Co. for Pexels}
Sydney, Australia
Down under, Sydney, Australia, offers a comfortable, largely moderate climate. While the Australian summer may briefly exceed our upper-temperature limit, it’s generally a much drier heat compared to Florida’s humidity.
Porto, Portugal. {Michael Giugliano for Pexels}
Porto, Portugal
Back in Europe, Porto, Portugal, is a charming city known for its mild, rainy winters and warm, dry summers. This city offers a beautiful blend of Old World charm and pleasant weather, far from Florida’s tropical vibe.
Sao Paulo, Brazil. {Kaique Rocha for Pexels}
Sao Paulo, Brazil
If you’re intrigued by South America’s culture but want a break from tropical weather, consider Sao Paulo, Brazil. Despite its location in a typically tropical country, its higher altitude results in a more temperate climate.
Yokohoma, Japan. {Alix Lee for Pexels}.
Yokohama, Japan
Over in Asia, the Kanagawa Prefecture in Japan, particularly Yokohama, experiences comfortable temperatures, save for the slightly warmer summer months. It’s a far cry from South Florida’s persistent heat.
Aukland, New Zealand. {Chen Te for Pexels}.
Auckland, New Zealand
And, of course, we can’t forget Coastal New Zealand. Places like Auckland offer a significantly milder climate compared to South Florida, perfect for those looking to escape the heat while still enjoying plenty of outdoor activities.
For those South Florida residents seeking cooler pastures, these locales offer a delightful range of options. Remember, these are average temperatures, and weather can fluctuate. It’s always best to explore detailed climate data before making a decision to move. If you’re craving a climate change, one of these destinations might just be your perfect match.
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