The weather where I live on the California coast is between 55°F and 85°F year round. Earlier this week it was foggy at 60°F, yesterday it was 80°F.

Very mild. I’ve seen freezing temperatures exactly once in the six+ years I’ve lived here.

A typical winter day is below freezing but above 0. Snow will fall and usually melts away a few times before sticking around until spring. Lows in an average year will have a few nights that drop below -10, but won’t hit -20.

That said, there’s a huge difference between the average and the extremes we sometimes get. Any given day in winter can range from about 50 to -50. I’ve had multiple apartments where frost forming on the walls was a problem. We might get absolutely buried in snow, or we might have almost no snow all winter and then get a blizzard in May. Last year the USDA updated plant hardiness maps and our area went up a level, then a month later we had a massive storm and deep freeze that killed a lot of trees.

Hot and damp like the rest of the year.

Cold and dry, but still pretty warm during the day. A good amount of snow can fall and be gone by the afternoon.