Where is that you might ask? well I have lived in many places in the good ol' USA and even out of the country as well and have seen all climates. I do have to brag though about my hometown Yuma, AZ. Yes it may be hot in the summer for about 3 months it can be between 108 and 120(sometimes even hotter) but that I will more than take to reach the majority of the year which is between 50 and 90. Especially now we are beginning our so called winter it being October 3rd and I am heading to the golf course on a beautiful sunny 95 degree day. There is of course the other convenient things about Yuma like the convenience to places like San Diego, Phoenix, and Mexico which are all short drives away and the very affordable home prices but this post is about the weather so I am going to leave it at that.
The semi-tropical climate in Lake Chapala, Mexico is probably the first major attraction to the area. This pre-colonial village in Western Mexico's Sierra Madre mountains makes for unparalleled living in a quaint Mexican village with all the services and amenities of lovely Guadalajara, Mexico's second-largest city, only about 30 minutes away.
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