3 Way Battle of the Climates- Standard 4 seasons vs. strong subarctic vs. desert.. (precipitation, march)

[wawa1992]

NYC. Yellowknife has great summers, but spring starts way too late. Yuma - nightmare.

[Ethereal]

Yuma, AZ.

The others have snow and humidity (with NYC).

[Caleb Yeung]

Yellowknife. The other two have too-hot summers, especially Yuma.

[Wildcat15]

New York City, the only one with humid summers.

[Max96]

Yuma is out of question because it's hot as hell. My choice goes to NYC, although its summers are still too hot and humid to me and winters milder than I like. I haven't ever experienced winters as cold as Yelloknife so I have no idea how do they feel.

[tom77falcons]

For being the driest city in the US, it sure looks pretty green. Where the heck do they get the water to look like this:



http://goo.gl/maps/ZiavD

[The East Frisian]

Yellowknife, although its winters are much colder than i like. However they have a nice balmy summer in return with very long hours of daylight.

New York would come as a second, i would only avoid the time between June and August there when the weather is too muggy.

[RWood]

Yuma of course given my preferences.

[snj90]

Yellowknife. A bit too cold perhaps, but at least it has real winters and more tolerable summers, too.

[livinlyftafullest]

Yuma arizona easy

new york comes as a second with a nice summer and fall with a bearable spring
winters are too cold for me

and yellowknife a distant third