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Preferred daytime highs 68°F–81°F

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PLACES FOR YOUR DATES

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Adapted climate data: NOAA NCEI · CRU (UEA) & Met Office · GeoSphere Austria

About the climate data

Explore typical weather for your dates using historical averages from 1991–2020. These are seasonal estimates, not forecasts.

What makes a good weather fit?

Temperatures that fit your preferences and less rainfall earn a higher score, out of 100.

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Temperature · 65% base

Average highs of 68°F–81°F earn the most points. Hotter or colder days earn fewer.

Rainfall · 35% base

Lower average rainfall earns more points. This measures the amount, not the chance of rain or how long it lasts.

When you enter an overnight minimum, colder nights also reduce the temperature score. The worse mismatch counts most; when both miss your preferences, there is a modest additional penalty. Severe temperature mismatches and very heavy rain reduce the result further. Sunshine, fog, humidity, wind and individual weather extremes aren’t included. A high score does not promise sunshine. A few points’ difference is not a guarantee of better weather.

Mountains, coasts and nearby neighborhoods can have substantially different weather. Zooming in adds map detail, not finer climate data.

Sources & technical details

The global map uses a 0.5° climate grid (about 55 km north–south), with local station data in selected areas. Monthly values are interpolated for each day of your trip, then daily scores are averaged.

Temperature starts at 100 points and loses about 4.44 per °F for each degree outside your preferred daytime range or below your overnight minimum, using the larger mismatch plus one quarter of the smaller mismatch. With no overnight minimum, only highs count. Rainfall starts at 100 points and loses 381 per inch/day. Components stop at zero before the 65/35 starting weights. Beyond a combined temperature mismatch of 22.5°F or rainfall of about 0.26 inches/day, an additional gradual penalty removes the old score floors. Rainfall includes snow as water equivalent.

Beyond those limits, the daily score is multiplied by exp(−0.0833 × excess temperature mismatch in °F − 2.032 × excess rainfall in inches/day). These are preference-model choices, not probabilities.

Global data methodology · Average low sources

City search: GeoNames, adapted under CC BY 4.0, with retained Natural Earth places. City directory sources.

CRU TS © Climatic Research Unit (University of East Anglia) and Met Office, under the Open Government Licence. Local station averages: NOAA NCEI and GeoSphere Austria, adapted under CC BY 4.0.

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