I was going to say everywhere but San Diego. I would describe the weather there as room temperature.

NorCal here. Weather here isn't great but it's very predictable.

A buddy of mine helped his sister move from AZ to Socal, he comes from a family of city-planner types, so he's constantly going on about roadway designs. He told me that while my area has better constructed roads, and our drivers are terrible, that Socal had worse roads, but great drivers (road discipline wise, at least). Probably sample bias but neat trivia.

Washington has the worst drivers on the west coast.

Oregon has the best.

CA and AZ are both pretty average.

Missouri here. Most of this area is valid in making the weather statement. Because we're right where weather fronts like to meet up at to fight, we will literally get times when the high is 35f one day and then 70f the next. I think last year we had a day that went from 78f to 19f over the course of like half a day.

"SoCal weather is so bipolar like one moment it could be hot and sunny and 10 minute drive later it could be cold and cloudy" /s

Yeah but weather over there fluctuates a lot between on fire and not on fire

A couple years ago I was back in Florida visiting my parents and I forgot how weird shit was there sometimes. About 75+ degrees outside and out of nowhere sudden hail/downpour. Hail of all different sized, one piece was like half a soft ball. Went on for maybe 60 seconds. Was long enough for me to open the door, acknowledge I could no longer see shit, and then pick up that giant piece of ice and the storm cloud passed. A bit over 2-3" of rain I emptied out of the rain gauge.

Everywhere has weird weather moments, but that one will always stand out to me.

You must be Southern California. Northern it rains all the time.

Yea Colorado is peak "four seasons in one day" territory sometimes

Rest of the world panicking for Colorado for a second

I worked for a dollar branded store they would monitor the companies Reddit for employees that were being saying something bad.

They’d look thru the account for pictures of the store layout or anything identifiable. Like the weather on certain days were specifically helpful yes.

Unless it's a little bit too hot and too dry

Do you live in PA DE VA or WVA by chance

Nah drivers in my state don't know how to drive either

It's not, though. People from LA will say the exact opposite.

That saying pops up anywhere where there's a large range of weather. Which is most places, but not everywhere.

People say it abt New England, Great Lakes, the South, the Midwest. Literally everywhere I've lived, if you don't like the weather... wait.

I don't think I've ever heard this in Ontario

I have heard this almost exclusively for Florida and not any of the surrounding states. Or really I have never heard it about any other states on the Eastern seaboard.

I was gonna say the same. I'm middle east-coast, and one day will be 85f and the next can be below freezing, and alternate each day for a week after, and that's before precipitation/wind.

1st Feburary, 2026 it was nearly as cold in Miami Florida (35 F [1.7 C]) as it was in Chicago Illinois (30 F [-1.1 C])

Yeah in Colorado it can be 60 degrees and sunny and snowing in the same day

You've never been to so cal, we always just say isn't the weather perfect here.

Would you happen to be somewhere near east Tennessee/north Carolina? Same exact thing happened here

Week? Yesterday my daughter and I rode bikes to her school in 30° and rode home in 73°. Choosing her outfits is very difficult this week.

Are the people in your city also famous for crashing cars into buildings at an alarming rate?

Living in Seattle there weren't like extreme weather swings but there are days where you get to see several types of weather softly cycle through. Sometimes in the winter I'd get snow and rain and sun and fog all in a single day, or days where I look in one direction and it's rain and can't see the sky and look the other direction and it's blue skies and sun. Seattle has such stellar rainbows because of this

I think what people don't realize is that roads are mostly designed by politicians and transit engineers just check to make sure the whole thing doesn't collapse or sink when a car drives over it.

There are standards but 9/10 times the standards are written by the local council member whose background is in like real estate law or is the son of the local auto dealership owner.

They do that shit in Florida often enough as well. Mostly the same reason. People who don't, or legally should not, have a license.

A good driver NEVER misses their exit.