Author: Lucien Mays

California, the third largest state in the U.S.A., boasts of countless destinations that will surely cater to any traveler’s discriminative taste. There are numerous theme parks, national parks, historical sites, and natural wonders that span the state’s entirety. It is a state that can be summed up in one word - Diverse. Diversity can be manifested in the people, tourist spots, climate, and topography.

by Bryon Zirker

Weather in the Northwest is actually quite mild. The seasons are there, however they are not as pronounced as seasons in places like Salt Lake City, Utah for example. The winters are mostly rainy with temperatures rarely below forty five or fifty degrees. Spring comes a bit late, the summer is somewhat shorter and fall creeps in usually mid September.

Author: Storm Daly

The weather in Las Vegas in January and February is better then the weather is in much of the United States, and elsewhere, but it’s not perfect. It can be windy, cold, and even a little wet at times. Snow is possible, but less likely than hitting 5 blackjacks in a row. You will probably be able to enjoy golfing in Las Vegas in January and February as long as the wind isn’t blowing very much and the sun is out.

by Anita Mckenzie

When planning a trip or vacation in a tropical climate such as Mexico it would be a good idea to know when and where hurricanes occur. Hurricanes and more generally, tropical cyclones occur in seven distinct areas around the globe. Several hurricane formation basins are much livelier than others and manufacture many more tropical storms and hurricanes.

by Rich Johnson

Florida Weather Overview

The state of Florida has a duel climate weather regime. The northern part of the state experiences all four seasons and the central and southern parts more of a wet – dry season with mild temperatures.