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. Before moving to United States of America yon need to know about 10 US Cities That Have the Coolest Summers and how is the cost of home in Each Scorching temperatures are flaring across the U.S.
Here are the cities temperatures and Average Home Price.
No.1. Pittsburgh
Temperatures: 71 degrees Fahrenheit
Average home price: $239,496
Cost of living: 2% lower than the national average
No.2. Milwaukee
Temperatures: : 71 degrees Fahrenheit
Average home price: $208,972
Cost of living: 1% higher than the national average
No.3. Grand Rapids, Michigan
Temperatures: 71 degrees Fahrenheit
Average home price: $285,943
Cost of living: 3% lower than the national average
No.4. Rochester, New York
Temperatures: : 70 degrees Fahrenheit
Average home price: $224,734
Cost of living: Same as the national average
No.5. San Diego
Temperatures: 70 degrees Fahrenheit
Average home price: $1,035,332
Cost of living: 42% higher than the national average
No.6. Buffalo, New York
Temperatures: : 70 degrees Fahrenheit
Average home price: $227,728
Cost of living: 5% lower than the national average
No.7. San Jose, California
Temperatures: : 69 degrees Fahrenheit
Average home price: $1,479,487
Cost of living: 75% higher than the national average
No.8. Portland, Oregon
Temperatures: 67 degrees Fahrenheit
Average home price: $547,575
Cost of living: 20% higher than the national average
No.9. Seattle
Temperatures: 66 degrees Fahrenheit
Average home price: $884,828
Cost of living: 45% higher than the national average
No.10. San Francisco
Temperatures: 61 degrees Fahrenheit
Average home price: $1,299,639
Cost of living: 71% higher than the national average
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