Travel Information for Alaska

Spring – March to April are months when meltdown begins and Alaska moves towards summertime.
Summer – May to September are months when Alaska experiences 18 – 21 hours of daylight daily, though temperatures can range from cold to hot depending on the region. Areas in the north of the Arctic Circle experience constant daylight in the summers which is known as the Midnight Sun. In the mountainous regions, there are glaciers and permanent snow.
Autumn – October is when Alaska moves towards wintertime, but the transition is not experienced much because the transition is fast; there are leaves on the trees one day and they are gone the next day.
Winter – November to February are months when there are long periods of darkness, but it is an especially picturesque time of year as a picture-perfect Alpenglow will light up the sky.

Travel Information for Honolulu

Honolulu has a tropical climate, with the average temperature being 25.35 °C and annual rainfall 435 mm. The seasons in Honolulu are as follow:

Dry – April to October are months with little rainfall, and from mid-April to June, you can enjoy the best of Hawaii’s fruits, vegetation and flowers. Humidity increases in the months of May to August, with June being the driest month. August and September are the hottest months of the year.
Rainy – November to March may have more rainfall but it is a season that attracts more tourists as many try to escape the Northern Hemisphere’s cold winter. December to February is peak surfing season. January and February are the coldest months in the year, with February being the prime time for whale-watching.

Travel Information for Los Angeles

Los Angeles’ climate is warm and temperate with average temperature of 17.65 °C and annual rainfall 474 mm, while San Francisco has a dry-summer temperate climate with temperature of 14.05 °C and rainfall 600 mm, and Yosemite has a dry-summer subtropical climate, with temperature of 12.35 °C and rainfall 934 mm. The seasons in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Yosemite are as follow:

Spring – March to May are months when the temperatures are mild and there are fewer crowds, which is perfect for walking around. Yosemite sees a transition with lower grounds in full bloom and higher grounds covered in snow.
Summer – June to August is peak tourist season for San Francisco, Yosemite and Los Angeles. It is warm in San Francisco, Yosemite and Los Angeles, with San Francisco experiencing chilly, damp fog, Yosemite brief afternoon thunderstorms and Los Angeles heavy smog.
Autumn – September to November are months when crowds get lesser, and Yosemite and Los Angeles get a reprieve from the summer heat. San Francisco is warmer in autumn than in summer, though it is recommended to pack a few layers as bayside breezes can get chilly.
Winter – December to February are months when the cities get the most rainfall and experience cool weather. San Francisco may feel really chilly because of its fog and cold winds, while Yosemite experiences snow from November to April.

Travel Information for Las Vegas

Las Vegas and Laughlin have a desert climate, with Las Vegas’ average temperature being 20.75 °C and annual rainfall 106 mm, and Laughlin’s temperature being 23.05 °C and rainfall 162 mm. Kanab has a steppe climate with average temperature of 12.65 °C and annual rainfall 395 mm, while Los Angeles’ climate is warm and temperate with average temperature of 17.65 °C and annual rainfall 474 mm. The seasons in Las Vegas, Laughlin, Kanab and Los Angeles are as follow:

Spring – March to May are months when the temperatures are mild and there are fewer crowds at Las Vegas and Los Angeles, which is perfect for walking around. Laughlin starts getting hot in May. As temperatures at Las Vegas, Laughlin and Kanab drop significantly at night, it is recommended to prepare a few light layers.
Summer – June to August is peak tourist season for Los Angeles, Laughlin and Kanab. It is warm with heavy smog in Los Angeles. Las Vegas and Laughlin get really hot in summer, with July and August seeing more rainfall.
Autumn – September to November are months when crowds get lesser, and Las Vegas, Kanab and Los Angeles get a reprieve from the summer heat.
Winter – December to February are months when the cities get the most rainfall and experience cool weather. Las Vegas sees a high influx of visitors due to its many holiday parties.

Travel Information for New York

New York has a humidsubtropical climate, with anaverage temperature of 12.85 °C and annual rainfall of 1174 mm. Washington has a dry-summer subtropical climate, with anaverage temperature of 13.15 °C and annual rainfall of 1036 mm, while Niagara has a warm summer continental climate, with average temperature of 8.65 °C and rainfall of 887 mm. The seasons in New York, Washington and Niagara are as follow:

Spring – March to May are months when the cities enjoy mild weather which is perfect for walking around. Washington’s National Cherry Blossom Festival usually takes place in March.

Summer – June to August is the peak tourist season, though it is hot and humid. This is the best time to see Central Park at its most vibrant; flowers are in full bloom and people are sunbathing, walking and enjoying horse carriage rides.

Autumn – September to November bring about the colors of autumn, and in New York city, Central Park is a popular spot to enjoy the fall foliage. When visiting Niagara, it is recommended to prepare clothing that can be layered because temperatures can be unpredictable. End of November also marks the period of US’ most popular sale; Black Friday.

Winter – December to February are the cold months. New York is covered in snow from December to January, Washington from January to February, while Niagara from December to March. During winter, Niagara Falls may freeze and the cold will be biting due to the wind-chill. Sidewalks will be icy, so it is recommended to have proper footwear.

Travel Information for Orlando

Orlando has a warm and temperate climate, with anaverage temperature of 22.95 °C and annual rainfall of 1351 mm, while Miami has a tropical climate, with anaverage temperature of 25.05 °C and annual rainfall of 1573 mm. The seasons in Orlando and Miami are as follow:

Spring – March to May is the best time to visit Orlando and Miami, as the weather is most pleasant which is perfect for walking around.

Summer – June to August are months when the cities are hot, humid and rainy. It also marks the start of the hurricane season. June is the wettest month, while July is the warmest month.

Autumn – September to November are months when hurricanes remain a possibility, but there is less rainfall and lower temperatures. End of November also marks the period of US’ most popular sale; Black Friday.

Winter – December to February are months when the cities enjoy warm winters and little rainfall. The evenings can get quite cool, so it is recommended to pack a light jacket. January is the driest and coolest month.

Travel Information for Cody

Cody has a warm summer continental climate, with anaverage temperature of 7.6 °C and annual rainfall of 235 mm. The seasons in Cody are as follow:

Spring – April to May are months when weather is unpredictable, with May being the wettest month of the year.

Summer – June to August are months when the temperatures are great for hiking. Due to many festivals happening in July, there is also a high influx of visitors.

Autumn – September to November offer mild weather, plenty of wildlife-watching opportunities and reprieve from the summer crowds.

Winter – December to March are months when there is heavy snowfall and temperatures in the day are usually freezing.

Travel Information for New York and Philadelphia

New York and Philadelphia have a humidsubtropical climate, with New York’s average temperature being 12.85 °C and annual rainfall 1174 mm, and Philadelphia’stemperature 13.25 °C and rainfall 1053 mm. Washington’s climate is dry-summer subtropical, with temperature of 13.15 °C and rainfall 1036 mm, while Boston has a hot summer continental climate, with temperature of 10.75 °C and rainfall 1111 mm. Corning, Niagara, Toronto, Kingston, Ottawa, Montreal and Quebec have a warm summer continental climate. Corning has an average temperature of 6.45 °C and annual rainfall of 948 mm, while Niagara’s temperature is 8.65 °C and rainfall 887 mm. Toronto’s temperature is 8.3 °C and rainfall 785 mm, Kingston’s temperature is 6.9 °C and rainfall 925 mm, Ottawa’s temperature is 6.0 °C and rainfall 868 mm, Montreal’s temperature is 6.4 °C and rainfall 975 mm and Quebec’s temperature is 4.8 °C and rainfall 1101 mm. The seasons in New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Niagara, Toronto, Kingston, Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec and Boston are as follow:

Spring – March to May are months when the cities enjoy cool and mild weather which is good for walking around. Washington’s National Cherry Blossom Festival usually takes place in March. This maple harvesting season also allows you the opportunity to be invited by Quebec’s maple sugar shacks to watch as the maple sap is boiled into syrup and other tasty treats.

Summer – June to August is the peak tourist season for New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Niagara, Toronto, Kingston, Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec andBoston. This is the best time to see Central Park at its most vibrant; flowers are in full bloom and people are sunbathing, walking and enjoying horse carriage rides.

Autumn – September to November bring about the colors of autumn, and in New York city, Central Park is a popular spot to enjoy the fall foliage. When visiting Niagara, it is recommended to prepare clothing that can be layered because temperatures can be unpredictable.

Winter – New York is covered in snow from December to January, Washington from January to February, Philadelphia, Niagara, Toronto, Kingston and Boston from December to March, while Ottawa, Montreal and Quebecfrom November to March. During winter, Niagara Falls may freeze and the cold will be sharp due to the wind-chill. The Canadian cities also experience biting winds and snow. Sidewalks will be icy, so it is recommended to have proper footwear.

Travel Information for Chicago

Chicago and Rapid City have a cold and temperate climate, with Chicago’s average temperature being 10.75 °C and annual rainfall 991 mm, and Rapid City’s temperature being 7.9 °C and rainfall 465 mm. Houston and Denver have a warm and temperate climate, with Houston’s average temperature being 21.05 °C and annual rainfall 1259 mm, and Denver’s temperature being 10.35 °C and rainfall 360 mm, while the climate of Colorado Springs where Pikes Peak is situated at is semi-arid with an average temperature of 9.4 °C and annual rainfall 421 mm. The seasons in Chicago, Denver, Colorado Springs and Rapid City are as follow:

Spring – April to May are months when Chicago, Denver, Colorado Springsand Rapid City enjoy mild temperatures, which is perfect for walking around.

Summer – June to August is peak tourist season for Chicago, Denver, Colorado Springsand Rapid City. Although it can be warm, humid and rainy in Chicago, it is recommended to pack a mix of clothes as temperatures can vary significantly depending if there is a passing heat wave or strong winds. Do pack a jacket for Denver and Rapid City as it gets rather cool in the evenings.

Autumn – September to October are months when Chicago, Denver, Colorado Springsand Rapid City enjoy mild temperatures, which is perfect for walking around. It is recommended to pack layers as it becomes cold at night.

Winter – November to March are the cold months in Chicago, Denver and Rapid City, when there are biting winds and frigid temperatures in Chicago, snow storms in Denver and cold weather alternating with warmer temperatures in Rapid City. Colorado Springs is not that chilly in winter, unlike other cities in the same state.

The seasons in Houston are as follow:

Spring – February to April are months when Houstonenjoys mild temperatures, which is perfect for walking around and participating in the many festivals.

Summer – May to August is when Houston is hot and humid. Not only are afternoon thunderstorms are common in summer, summer also marks the start of the hurricane season.

Autumn – September to November brings a reprieve from the summer heat in Houston, though it is still warm. Hurricanes remain a possibility.

Winter – December to January are months when Houston experiences mild winters. It is recommended to pack layers as it becomes cold at night.

Travel Information for San Francisco

San Francisco’s climate is dry-summer temperate with average temperature of 14.05 °C and annual rainfall 600 mm, while Las Vegas has a desert climate, with an average temperature of 20.75 °C and annual rainfall 106 mm, and Los Angeles’ climate is warm and temperate with average temperature of 17.65 °C and annual rainfall 474 mm. The seasons in San Francisco, Las Vegas and Los Angeles are as follow:

Spring – March to May are months when the temperatures are mild and there are fewer crowds, which is perfect for walking around. As Las Vegas’ temperatures drop significantly at night, it is recommended to prepare a few light layers.

Summer – June to August is peak tourist season for San Francisco and Los Angeles with many fun festivals for visitors to participate in. It is warm in San Francisco and Los Angeles, with San Francisco experiencing chilly, damp fog and Los Angeles heavy smog. Las Vegas gets really hot in summer, with July and August seeing more rainfall though showers are often short-lived.

Autumn – September to November are months when crowds get lesser, and Las Vegas and Los Angeles enjoy a reprieve from the summer heat. San Francisco is warmer in autumn than in summer, though it is recommended to pack a few layers as bayside breezes can get chilly.

Winter – December to February are months when the cities get the most rainfall and experience cool weather. San Francisco may feel really chilly because of its fog and cold winds. Las Vegas sees a high influx of visitors due to its many holiday parties.

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