I am tired of the winters here, especially when they start this early. Where can you live that it is not too hot & humid in the summer and remain warmer in the winter, Not really a left coast person, so are there any options?
Find me a new place to live.
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I would suggest Oregon or the Pacific Northwest area as it has the mild summers and winters you seek, but you said you don’t like the left coast for some reason. Maybe get an RV and travel or become a two home family. There aren’t many places with a Goldilocks climate year round that I’m aware of. The coasts of Maine don’t get too cold.
Will be visiting there in January. My BIL retired and is building a house there.Quito, Ecuador
You know you spend too much time online when you don't want to move somewhere because it's "the left coast"
homeboy said “not too hot & humid”
he said not too hot and humid in summer, and remains warm in winter. We don’t have either.
I like the Nashville weather - you get the change of seasons, but it's not ridiculously cold like you Yankee states. That said, it's definitely hot and humid in the summer.
I would say San Diego, but then you have to deal with all the beautiful beaches, mountains, and people. And then you’d have to put up with all of the fun things to do and maybe catching a padres game when your team is in town. And there’s the consistently beautiful weather. Gross - I’m not sure how they do it.I am tired of the winters here, especially when they start this early. Where can you live that it is not too hot & humid in the summer and remain warmer in the winter, Not really a left coast person, so are there any options?
I am tired of the winters here, especially when they start this early. Where can you live that it is not too hot & humid in the summer and remain warmer in the winter, Not really a left coast person, so are there any options?
I know a couple of great places in Colombia that meet your criteria. Hot women too.
My dad's home and his brother's home, ( who lives in LaMesa, Ca ) are nearly identical. The uncle just sold his for 960K and my dad would be happy to get 140K for his...
gotta think outta the box if you want affordability. Many good places outside of the country. Start with Colombia.
Everyone I know who moved there loved it for about two years, then they get island fever. It starts to feel too small.
