Last Updated on: 6th July 2025, 08:34 pm
The weather in Los Angeles is among the most predictable of any major U.S. city, thanks to its Mediterranean climate and coastal location. Here’s how it compares to other major cities:
🔹 Los Angeles (CA)
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Predictability: Very high
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Climate: Mediterranean – mild, wet winters and hot, dry summers.
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Average Rainfall Days: ~35 per year (mostly Nov–Mar)
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Temperature Range: Rarely below 50°F or above 95°F
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Summer Weather: Dry, sunny, predictable
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Wildcards: Occasional heatwaves, wildfire smoke, and rare “June Gloom” or “Santa Ana” winds
🔹 New York City (NY)
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Predictability: Moderate
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Climate: Humid subtropical – cold winters, hot humid summers
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Rain/Snow: Precipitation is spread throughout the year
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Wildcards: Nor’easters, snowstorms, hurricanes
🔹 Chicago (IL)
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Predictability: Low to moderate
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Climate: Humid continental – very cold winters, hot summers
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Wildcards: Blizzards, rapid temperature swings, lake-effect snow
🔹 Houston (TX)
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Predictability: Low
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Climate: Humid subtropical – hot, humid summers, mild winters
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Wildcards: Thunderstorms, hurricanes, flash floods
🔹 Miami (FL)
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Predictability: Low in summer, higher in winter
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Climate: Tropical – hot and wet summers, warm dry winters
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Wildcards: Daily summer thunderstorms, hurricanes
🔹 San Francisco (CA)
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Predictability: High, but fog-dependent
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Climate: Mediterranean – cool summers, mild wet winters
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Wildcards: Coastal fog can change hourly, microclimates vary drastically
✅ Summary:
Los Angeles weather is:
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One of the most predictable in the country
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Mostly dry, sunny, and stable
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With clear seasonal patterns and few surprises
If you’re looking for consistent weather, LA beats nearly all other big U.S. cities.
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