Sketch out the weather you actually want, month by month — then find the real places on the map that already live it.
Drag temperature bands onto each month — whatever pattern you want.
Pick a region, tolerance, cost and risk — as loose or tight as you like.
Real places, ranked by how closely they already live your pattern.
Drag a temperature band onto each month — or click a band, then click a month. Make up whatever pattern you want; it doesn't have to exist anywhere yet. Add a rain preference on any month too, if you care — it's optional.
Click a level, then click the raindrop badge on any month to require it.
Choose how widely to look, and how loosely a place is allowed to miss your pattern.
Based on real price-level data — U.S. states from the BEA's Regional Price Parities, other countries from the World Bank — both indexed so 100 equals the U.S. national average. “Notably cheaper” keeps places at 90 or below — 10% under that same real baseline.
Within 25 miles of a real ocean coastline — computed from Natural Earth's coastline data, not lakes, so Chicago and Cleveland don't count.
Locations ranked by how closely their real seasonal pattern fits the year you built.