best weather in new england

[lashdown]

Hi. I am trying to determine the town in NE with the best weather. I am
taking "best weather" here to mean the area with the most number of
clear, sunny, warm days. I looked at various weather sites on the web
but couldn't find an easy way to access this data.

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"lashdown" <lash...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Anything that is worth doing is not easy.

[Stephen Stein]

lashdown wrote:
> Hi. I am trying to determine the town in NE with the best weather. I am
> taking "best weather" here to mean the area with the most number of
> clear, sunny, warm days. I looked at various weather sites on the web
> but couldn't find an easy way to access this data.

This is going to be pretty tough. The best place to get historical
weather data that I know of is http://www.wunderground.com. You can get
historical weather data for any particular place.

Colating it will be a real job, though.

Defining your terms will be tough enough. Is a clear, sunny, 92 degree
day your idea of "best weather"? It wouldn't be mine. :-)

Maybe you can pick 5 or so locations and take a random sample of weather
data (maybe 10 or so days through spring-summer-fall) and investigate
the weather on particular dates though the years. That would be
relatively easy on wunderground.

Good luck!
Steve Stein

[Perry]

That is a good point, Steve... what is "best" weather?

Mine for spring/summer/fall would be a partly sunny day (blue skies,
scudding white cumulus) at 76 degrees with low humidity.

"Stephen Stein" <szs.forw...@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> Defining your terms will be tough enough. Is a clear, sunny, 92 degree
> day your idea of "best weather"? It wouldn't be mine. :-)

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[Scott L. Hadley]

Southwest New Hampshire, near Monadnock. Pick your elevation in that region
to fine tune/customize results. About the 1200 ft level for me, Hancock,
Antrim, etc.

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