Sunshine (month to, live, ranking)

[WILWRadio]

Utah or Colorado would be best. Forget Aridzona because when it is Monsoon Season you'll be suffering with high humidity for an extended period of time. Both Utah and Colorado offer consistently low humidity.

[Canine*Castle]

Southern California hands down. The only thing I'm not fond of is it gets too little rain.

[At1WithNature]

Originally Posted by mcdoerr

Would anyone like to give me their opinion on the best sunny - low humidity place is to live in the USA ?
I have Seasonal Affective Disorder ( SAD) so it would really help my health to be able to relocate to such an area. Thanks !

since you did not mention temperature, that would be Denver.

[Steve-o]

Originally Posted by Canine*Castle

Southern California hands down. The only thing I'm not fond of is it gets too little rain.

Ummm, SoCal is not even close to the sunniest place in the USA. AZ lays claim to that, as well as much lower humidity than CA.

To the OP: Yuma, AZ is the sunniest place on earth, receiving 90% sunshine, with very low humidities.

[JakeDog]

New Mexico, Utah, Colorado, Arizona, California

[Fleet]

Originally Posted by Steve-o

Ummm, SoCal is not even close to the sunniest place in the USA. AZ lays claim to that, as well as much lower humidity than CA.

Well, that would depend on what area of California. The deserts of California are just as dry as the deserts of Arizona.

[SouthCali4LifeSD]

Originally Posted by Thunder & Lightning

please you call 90 degrees avrage the best weather Hah dont waste your time in san diego its all fake even or slogan (Americas finnest city) my ass.

where the hell did u live? east county? I said san diego dude!

[SouthCali4LifeSD]

Originally Posted by Steve-o

Ummm, SoCal is not even close to the sunniest place in the USA. AZ lays claim to that, as well as much lower humidity than CA.

To the OP: Yuma, AZ is the sunniest place on earth, receiving 90% sunshine, with very low humidities.

Yumas temperature variation is also among the worst in America. and have u ever been there? Man, the highlight of Yuma is Generations Church and having the oldest prison in Arizona. ZzZzzzZZZzzZ

[illinoisboy]

Utah or Colorado. Very low humidity plus you still get four seasons, which means you still get snow and it's not in the 90s year round.

[Steve-o]

Originally Posted by SouthCali4LifeSD

Yumas temperature variation is also among the worst in America. and have u ever been there? Man, the highlight of Yuma is Generations Church and having the oldest prison in Arizona. ZzZzzzZZZzzZ

I didnt say Yuma was fun, but if someone is solely looking for heat and dry air, Yuma is the king. Yes, Ive been to Yuma. Never will again.

Anyways, could you elaborate a little more on your statement regarding Yuma's temp variation being the "worst in America"? I dont think you worded that correctly, because temps in Yuma are about as steady as they get.