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    10 US Cities That Have the Coolest Summers — And How Much Homes Cost in Each

    By Nicole Spector,

    7 days ago

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    Scorching temperatures are flaring across the U.S. in a continuation of the Earth’s record heat streak, which started in June 2023. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s projections, 2024 has a 61% chance of trumping 2023 as the warmest year in the history of recorded temperatures.

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    It’s no exaggeration to say that the heat we’re experiencing right now is lethal; thousands of people have died of heat stroke and other excessive heat-related complications. Unfortunately, due to the intensification of global warming, hot days will only become more frequent and blistering as time goes on.

    Over the coming decades, it will become increasingly difficult to beat the heat. But naturally, some areas are cooler in the summer than others. Which cities are known to have the mildest summers? Are they at all affordable for folks on a frugal budget ?

    Current Results Publishing, which provides weather and science facts, reported 10 major cities in the U.S. where the mean temperature during summer days doesn’t exceed 71 degrees. Sourcing data from Zillow, GOBankingRates found the average home price in each city. Then, using data from RentCafe, GOBankingRates f ound out the cost of living, relative to the national average.

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    Pittsburgh

    • Mean °F: 71 degrees
    • Average home price: $239,496
    • Cost of living: 2% lower than the national average

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    Milwaukee

    • Mean °F: 71 degrees
    • Average home price: $208,972
    • Cost of living: 1% higher than the national average

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    Grand Rapids, Michigan

    • Mean °F: 71 degrees
    • Average home price: $285,943
    • Cost of living: 3% lower than the national average
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    Rochester, New York

    • Mean °F: 70 degrees
    • Average home price: $224,734
    • Cost of living: Same as the national average
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    San Diego

    • Mean °F: 70 degrees
    • Average home price: $1,035,332
    • Cost of living: 42% higher than the national average

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    Buffalo, New York

    • Mean °F: 70 degrees
    • Average home price: $227,728
    • Cost of living: 5% lower than the national average
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    San Jose, California

    • Mean °F: 69 degrees
    • Average home price: $1,479,487
    • Cost of living: 75% higher than the national average
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    Portland, Oregon

    • Mean °F: 67 degrees
    • Average home price: $547,575
    • Cost of living: 20% higher than the national average

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    Seattle

    • Mean °F: 66 degrees
    • Average home price: $884,828
    • Cost of living: 45% higher than the national average
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    San Francisco

    • Mean °F: 61 degrees
    • Average home price: $1,299,639
    • Cost of living: 71% higher than the national average

    This article originally appeared on GOBankingRates.com : 10 US Cities That Have the Coolest Summers — And How Much Homes Cost in Each

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