Big Sur vs Myrtle Beach in July
Big Sur is the better pick in July — 86 vs 79 on SeasonMap's comfort score. Big Sur is warm, dry, clean air, while Myrtle Beach is sweltering, soaked, muggy air.
Big Sur vs Myrtle Beach — July climate, side by side
| Big Sur | Myrtle Beach | |
|---|---|---|
| Comfort score | 86/100 (A) | 79/100 (B) |
| Feels-like high | 28°C | 37°C |
| Avg high / low | 27° / 13° | 31° / 24° |
| Rainfall | 0 mm | 164 mm |
| Rainy days | 0 | 12 |
| Humidity | 70% | 82% |
| Air quality (AQI) | 32 | 72 |
Monthly climate normals (ERA5 reanalysis). Comfort scores are SeasonMap estimates.
Big Sur vs Myrtle Beach in July — FAQ
- Is July better in Big Sur or Myrtle Beach?
- Big Sur is the better pick in July — 86 vs 79 on SeasonMap's comfort score. Big Sur is warm, dry, clean air, while Myrtle Beach is sweltering, soaked, muggy air.
- What is the weather like in Big Sur vs Myrtle Beach in July?
- In July, Big Sur averages 27°C high / 13°C low with about 0 mm of rain; Myrtle Beach averages 31°C high / 24°C low with about 164 mm.