is san diego humid?

Question

whats the weather like?
i mean ive heard they have the best weather, but is it like a sweaty, humid, hottness?
b/c i really wana live there.

Answer 1

Overall, San Diego is not a very humid location - certainly not humid like the South. In general it is fairly dry and warm, but not too hot.

Near the coast it stays pretty much between 60s - 80s all year long for daytimes, and rarely dips below 40 in the winter at nighttime. A little more inland it can get hotter and sunnier in the summer. Further inland, in the mountains it does get a bit cooler, especially in the winter.

The rainy season is usually in January and February, but we rarely get more than 10 inches a year. It hasn't snowed in San Diego all my life, although the higher mountains east of San Diego will get snow some years.

In the summer (like today) it can be pretty hot, but luckily not very humid.

Every 4 to 6 years, we get an El Nin~o weather condition, which tends to make for a very wet winter.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

San Diego is in a semi-desert era. While it can be humid at times, it is dry most of the year. I've been to Atlanta during July and I've been to Hawaii a couple fo types. Georgia and Hawaii are miserably humid and San Diego generally is not.

The peop who say that San Diego is humid have no idea what humid is.

Answer 4

It's not that humid, I've lived in SD my whole life and the weather hardly ever gets bad. I've always lived about 15 minutes from the coast but when I do go inland it's still nice weather, I think it might be one of the only places you can go to the beach practically year around.

Answer 5

It's humid but, not hot. We left Phoenix at 108 got to San Diego and the whole time it didn't get over 80.

Answer 6

It can be humid - or feel humid if you are not used to it. Especially if you are near the beach. It can be very hot and dry if you go a little further inland. The humidity is really good for your skin though, and you would get used to it.

Answer 7

It is Amazing! In the summers its always in the mid 70s. There is a nice cool breeze wafting from the sea, and no it's not too humid. It just gets a bit cold in the late winters.

Answer 8

Miserally humid, like Florida. Pack an air conditioner.

Answer 9

I lived there for 3 yrs and it is rarely ever humid. Its a lot of fun to live there and always somethign going on. If you want any details you can email me. But if you get the chance to move there...Go for it!

Answer 10

San Diego is fairly dry climate - just like the rest of Southern Cali

It has a mild sunny climate, and not sticky