CityCheck

Find Your Perfect Weather City

Set your ideal climate preferences and we'll match you with the best US cities.

Your Top Matches

1
Honolulu, Hawaii
67°-88°F17.4" rain
100%
2
Los Angeles, California
49°-84°F14.6" rain
100%
3
Irvine, California
46°-84°F12.6" rain
100%
4
San Jose, California
42°-83°F14.7" rain
100%
5
Sacramento, California
39°-94°F17.6" rain
100%
6
Charlotte, North Carolina
31°-90°F43" rain3.7" snow
95%
7
Asheville, North Carolina
27°-84°F40.4" rain9.5" snow
95%
8
Washington, District of Columbia
28°-89°F39.7" rain14.5" snow
95%
9
Raleigh, North Carolina
30°-90°F42.9" rain4.5" snow
95%
10
San Diego, California
49°-77°F9.7" rain
90%
11
Portland, Oregon
36°-82°F36.7" rain4.7" snow
90%
12
Tampa, Florida
52°-91°F46.3" rain
90%
13
Denver, Colorado
16°-90°F15.5" rain43" snow
85%
14
Austin, Texas
40°-98°F34.5" rain
85%
15
Dallas, Texas
36°-97°F38.8" rain1.5" snow
85%
16
Orlando, Florida
49°-92°F51.1" rain
85%
17
Jacksonville, Florida
42°-92°F47.2" rain
85%
18
Charleston, South Carolina
38°-91°F47.3" rain
85%
19
Savannah, Georgia
38°-92°F46.2" rain
85%
20
New Orleans, Louisiana
44°-92°F64.1" rain
85%

Frequently Asked Questions

Which US city has the best weather year-round?

San Diego is widely considered the US city with the best year-round weather, with temperatures between 48-78°F, minimal rain (under 10 inches annually), and no snow. Honolulu and coastal Southern California cities also score extremely well.

What cities in the US have no snow?

Cities that virtually never see snow include Miami, Tampa, Orlando, San Diego, Los Angeles, Honolulu, Phoenix, Tucson, and Houston. Most coastal Florida, Southern California, and Hawaii cities are snow-free.

What US cities have the mildest summers?

San Francisco has the mildest summers of any major US city, with July highs averaging just 67°F due to fog and ocean influence. San Diego (76°F), Seattle (76°F), and Portland (82°F) also have relatively cool summers.

How does this weather matching tool work?

We score 35+ major US cities against your preferences for summer heat, winter cold tolerance, rain, humidity, and sunshine. Each city gets a match score from 0-100 based on how closely its climate data matches what you want.