If I were leaving Los Angeles Friday afternoon, I'd look at Brasov (60°F) first.
The question
What destinations match this weather decision this weekend?
Weekend comparison
| Destination | High | Rain | Match | Travel |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brasov, Brasov | 60°F | 0.13" | 91% | ~6485 mi |
| Fredericton, New Brunswick | 61°F | 0.03" | 92% | ~2799 mi |
| Port Angeles, Washington | 61°F | 0.05" | 92% | ~1008 mi |
| Whistler, British Columbia | 61°F | 0.10" | 92% | ~1136 mi |
| Puerto Madryn, Chubut | 62°F | 0.10" | 94% | ~6282 mi |
Weekend shortlist
1. Brasov, Brasov
If you’re scanning for current recommendations, put Brasov near the top of the list: weekend air around 60°F / 38°F, plus only light rain on the books (~0.13 in).
Once the high sits near 60°F, Brasov becomes a food town as much as a weather town — patio dinners, casual spots, and a reason to linger after you’ve checked the forecast.
If you’re comparing two or three towns, weigh Brasov’s 60°F high against how you actually want to feel outside — then lock the plan once it feels like weather you’ll love.
Where to eat
2. Fredericton, New Brunswick
Fredericton in New Brunswick is one of the clearer matches for patio weather on this weekend’s board — a 61°F high and 43°F low with a dry outlook with little to no rain.
This is the kind of city stop you discover when you stop browsing generic guides and start asking for weather-perfect weekends. You can actually plan a trip around outdoor time here without pretending the sky will cooperate out of kindness.
If you’re comparing two or three towns, weigh Fredericton’s 61°F high against how you actually want to feel outside — then lock the plan once it feels like weather you’ll love.
Where to eat
3. Port Angeles, Washington
61°F high · 0.05" rain · ~1008 mi
4. Whistler, British Columbia
61°F high · 0.10" rain · ~1136 mi
5. Puerto Madryn, Chubut
62°F high · 0.10" rain · ~6282 mi
Bottom line
Brasov leads this weekend's board. Use the comparison table if you need a Plan B.
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Updated October 1, 2026. Not a substitute for local advisories.