<p>i know
UCLA
UCI
UCSD
USC
Berkeley
basically any californian colleges</p>
<p>I'd like to know too. As far as I know, UCSD, UCI, and UCLA take the cake. But I want to hear about out-of-state universities with good weather; that is, if they exist :(</p>
<p>UMiami of course!</p>
<p>UNC, Duke, UVA.</p>
<p>duke and uva are in the south no? isnt the south like really humid? i dont like humidity</p>
<p>So Cal's weather is unrivaled in the US. If you want a similar climate somewhere else then the U of Sydney or U of New South Wales are places to look at.</p>
<p>HAWAII........, next would be San Diego State</p>
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duke and uva are in the south no? isnt the south like really humid? i dont like humidity
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It's not that humid because they are in mid-Atlantic states, and Virginia is hardly in the south.</p>
<p>I agree with bluebayou. It has to be Hawaii.</p>
<p>is it more humid than boston? i visited boston once and lost 5-10 lbs in just sweat.</p>
<p>^^^ Umm yeah. That's not normal. You might want to get that checked out. (I know you're exaggerating, but Boston really isn't that humid so...)</p>
<p>Well anyway you won't really be at college in the summer so it won't be that hot when you actually are on campus.</p>
<p>are you kidding me? boston is nothing compared to virginia? omg ok gotta cross off duke off my list</p>
<p>In terms of weather, the South can't be beat ;) Maybe I'm just biased...</p>
<p>^^^ You think ;)</p>
<p>I don't think, I know =P</p>
<p>Virginia is definitely in the South and yes, it has some pretty good humidity.</p>
<p>But I suggest that the focus should be on weather during the school year and NOT the summer months. How much cold do you want and how long do you want it? And if you don't want humidity, then stay out of the East!</p>
<p>Hawkette is right.</p>
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So Cal's weather is unrivaled in the US.
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As is its smog emission.</p>
<p>UC's>Hawaii>UMiami>Florida>Florida State..............
lol this is a question with pretty obvious answers.</p>