where to move?

[bgowdy 5,000+ posts]

How do you like it there? Thought about Kentucky and southern part of Missouri a lot.

i like it here. it does get cold, and summers are hot, but as far as severe weather we have best of anyone. well at least the city i live in we do. we have a "invisible" severe weather barrier around the city i live in. a tornado will come from a surrounding city, hit out county line literally disappear and hit the city on the other side of us lol..... never fails

 

[garretttt4 10+ year member]

i like it here. it does get cold, and summers are hot, but as far as severe weather we have best of anyone. well at least the city i live in we do. we have a "invisible" severe weather barrier around the city i live in. a tornado will come from a surrounding city, hit out county line literally disappear and hit the city on the other side of us lol..... never fails

That's cool. What town do you live in? I was thinking of summerset or whatever.

 

[bgowdy 5,000+ posts]

That's cool. What town do you live in? I was thinking of summerset or whatever.

i live in campbellsville, its about 1hr from somerset

 

[-BenBen- 10+ year member]

South Carolina.

your crazy..as hot and humid as it gets, that would be death to that guy.. lol he cant take our weather. and imo ky ***** too haha but thats just me. it like moving to the past, think about life 5 years ago..thats ky

 

[garretttt4 10+ year member]

your crazy..as hot and humid as it gets, that would be death to that guy.. lol he cant take our weather. and imo ky ***** too haha but thats just me. it like moving to the past, think about life 5 years ago..thats ky

So its hot? Like how hot? Lol

 

[-BenBen- 10+ year member]

So its hot? Like how hot? Lol

ok..i lived in tx, and its dry heat.. lets just say 105 degrees in tx, aint got nothin on 95 degrees in sc...and the temperature is between 100-107 on hotter days.. very humid. its like ky on steroids..and even ky is hotter then tx. lool...tx is my choice to move to. very friendly people, up to date, nice area and jobs pay very well, and cant believe the cost of living is low

 

[UnderFire 10+ year member]

Pac Northwest.

Nice scenery, hot summers, relatively warm winters, some snow, relaxed law enforcement, not too crowded, nice cities, no gang violence etc. all in all just a nice place to live.

 

[garretttt4 10+ year member]

ok..i lived in tx, and its dry heat.. lets just say 105 degrees in tx, aint got nothin on 95 degrees in sc...and the temperature is between 100-107 on hotter days.. very humid. its like ky on steroids..and even ky is hotter then tx. lool...tx is my choice to move to. very friendly people, up to date, nice area and jobs pay very well, and cant believe the cost of living is low

And Texas will let me keep my guns! Haha

 

[BoomBoxStereo 10+ year member]

come to Long Island, our winters are getting milder as the years go on... which isn't necessarily a good thing.

...except for right now, it's snowing

 

[garretttt4 10+ year member]

Pac Northwest.
Nice scenery, hot summers, relatively warm winters, some snow, relaxed law enforcement, not too crowded, nice cities, no gang violence etc. all in all just a nice place to live.

Like what state? Lol

 

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come to Long Island, our winters are getting milder as the years go on... which isn't necessarily a good thing.
...except for right now, it's snowing

Lolz I hate snow.

 

[UnderFire 10+ year member]

Like what state? Lol 

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Lolz I hate snow.

Washington, Oregon and Idaho are all nice, except Eastern Oregon which is a major ******** with like -20 winters are 120 summers. Anywhere south of Portland rarely gets snow.

 

[sbarber82 10+ year member]

Vegas! Great weather 8 months of the year. 2-3 months of hot but no humidity and a month or two of "winter". Could be 65 and perfect during the winter but we have some days it doesn't get above 35.

Or like someone else said Pacific north west. I hear Boise Idaho is super nice minus all the momo's

 

[Slo_Ride 5,000+ posts]

North California - S.F. and up.

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

id pick one of the top ten thriving work areas, so at least you can find a fairly decent job,maybe a career,is where id move too

 

[tprj82 10+ year member]

tx man, houston more specifically . 4th biggest city in the us plenty of affordable housing, lots of work in construction, oil, hvac, whatever, within a yr of moving here from pa i bought my own house