<p>^It depends on what part of the year you visit, yawn. </p>
<p>In Maryland, we get a range of temperatures. It can get really cold in the winter, below freezing, and it can get very hot in the summer, 80s, 90s, even 100s occasionally. But our summers are not dry, they’re ridiculously humid so it feels all the worse. And then we get everything in between in the spring and fall.</p>
<p>Am I the only one here who LIKES the California heat?! I complain when it gets below 55!</p>
<p>Remember, it could always be worse–humidity is a biotch. Thank GOODNESS there is none of that here!</p>
<p>True. Humidity + extreme heat = X_X</p>
<p>Wow, thank goodness it’s finally starting to cool off a bit. </p>
<p>I used to live on the East Coast when I was little, and I much preferred the weather(but then again, I hardly remember it). I guess the humid summers are pretty bad. I visited my Grandma in July a few years ago in New Jersey, and there were thunderstorms(which I quite liked), but there were all these mosquitos that only seemed to want to bite me. </p>
<p>But that’s during the summer, and if I went to college on the East Coast I would be back in Cali from June-Sept.
How is the weather on the East Coast from September-May (is it hot), or more rainy? What states have those beautiful forests of trees with leaves that turn different colors?</p>
<p>Omg… it’s so cloudy today even though it was freaking 100 degrees on Monday. I can’t wait to go to uni in the East Coast. I’ll take humid summers over dry ones any day</p>
<p>Haha u non cali scums it’s back to normal 60 degree weather from now on.</p>
<p>Wusses. It’s 109.4 here.</p>