Best time to visit the USA – By region
Northeast: If visiting New England is on your wishlist, then the summer and fall seasons are the best times to visit. From June to August, the northeastern states see daytime temperatures in the 30s C, allowing for beach fun, hiking, and boating. With its brilliant palette of fall foliage, the autumn season is a magical time to visit.
Southeast: Generally, the best time to visit the southeastern US is from March to November. Florida is excellent year-round though summers can get hot and humid, and the probability of hurricanes increases between August and October.
West: Weather conditions can be dramatically different in the northern and southern states of the West Coast. The best time to visit Washington state and Oregon is summer (June to August) when the region sees the least rain. You can witness fall colours from late September to early October, but temperatures are cooler, and there is a higher chance of precipitation.
California gets the most visitors during the summer months (June-Aug) though weather conditions, especially in the southern part of the state, are rather pleasant year-round. Temperatures in Los Angeles hover around 20s C, even during peak winter. If you are looking for a quieter time to visit the state, consider visiting during the spring or fall. Further inland, the mountain states are lovely in spring, summer and fall, and snowy but stunning in winter.
Southwest: Summers can be brutal in the southwestern states, so for pleasant weather conditions, visit the region in winter or spring. Temperatures are mild, letting you explore national parks and lively cities.
Midwest: The best time to visit the midwest cities is from late spring through early fall, i.e., mid to end April to early September.