Posted in Florida
October 12, 2015
These 10 Cities In Florida Have The Best Weather In The Entire State
You may think that because we live in Florida, there’s plenty of sunshine wherever you live. The average number of sunny days can actually vary greatly depending on where you live. Although Florida’s average of 237 days a year of sunshine definitely beats the U.S. average of 205, most of the towns on this list have close to 30 more days than the Florida average. That’s an extra month of sunshine! Here are the top ten cities with the best weather in Florida, according to Sperling’s Best Places. We used places with more than 10,000 people to make the list more helpful.
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Bonita Springs has an average of 271 predominately sunny days per year.
Fort Myers has an average of 271 predominately sunny days per year.
San Carlos Park has an average of 269 predominately sunny days per year.
Lehigh Acres has an average of 267 predominately sunny days per year.
Punta Gorda has an average of 267 predominately sunny days per year.
Immokalee has an average of 266 predominately sunny days per year.
Iona has an average of 266 predominately sunny days per year.
Marco Island has an average of 266 predominately sunny days per year.
Golden Gate has an average of 265 predominately sunny days per year.
Naples has an average of 264 predominately sunny days per year.
Do you live in any of these cities with the best weather in Florida? Does this list seem accurate to you? Please share your experiences with us in the comments below.
