Where should i move? Any state in the US.

I need advice, OT. My gf is graduating in December, we currently live together in AZ and we both hate it. Trouble is we cannot decide where to move to. We both prefer cold climate, or at least not as hot as AZ is. Also with the economy in a bad spot it would be great to live in a state least affected by it.

So, any suggestions, OT? Would help a lot, thanks.

Stay away from midwest states, far southern states and florida. Thats my 45cents.GenTom

Ohio. Duh. :P

Do you wanna live in a city, in the suburbs, or in the country?

[QUOTE="GenTom"]Stay away from midwest states, far southern states and florida. Thats my 45cents.th3warr1or

Texaschathuranga

I hear Texas is great for the recession, but i dont know if i can stand the hot weather.

Not sure how you can hate AZ. It's a great state. I would suggest either CO or NM. Also Texas. If you can't tell, I'm a southwest guy. :P

Not sure how you can hate AZ. It's a great state. I would suggest either CO or NM. Also Texas. If you can't tell, I'm a southwest guy. :P

Pirate700

I grew up in northern Ohio so im used to sub 50 F half the year. This heat is killing me. Also jobs are scarce from what ive seen so far in AZ.

Try Texas! Lots of open space, or if you feel like being closer to people, move down south near Houston and Galveston! There are many great communities in-between! I've lived in between Houston and Galveston all my life, and its a great place. 30 minutes from downtown, and 30 minutes from the beach! :D

You should definately consider Texas!

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Not sure how you can hate AZ. It's a great state. I would suggest either CO or NM. Also Texas. If you can't tell, I'm a southwest guy. :P

IxX3xil3d0n3XxI

I grew up in northern Ohio so im used to sub 50 F half the year. This heat is killing me. Also jobs are scarce from what ive seen so far in AZ.

Any suburbs around chicago. Its nice in the summer and cold and snowy in the winter. Plus, its right by the dells and navy pier. And theres always the indiana dunes nearby. I love it here. Plus, ill bake you a cookie.

[QUOTE="chathuranga"]TexasIxX3xil3d0n3XxI

I hear Texas is great for the recession, but i dont know if i can stand the hot weather.

Wyoming, Montana, Alaska, Idaho, North Dakota, South Dakota all great choices if you ask me.. not many people, lots of space.EMOEVOLUTION

We're at upstate NY. It only gets humid for about 2-3 weeks of summer. Otherwise, besides the rainy days, it's nice and mild most of the time. Winters are pretty cold though with lots of lake-effect snow.

I don't mind Arizona though. We always planned our activities towards sundown or before late morning. When it's hot, we stayed indoors with airconditioning. I do know it's a lot easier to stay thin and in shape there than here in NY.

It's kinda weird. When we were moving out of our neighborhood in AZ and putting our house up for rent, One of our new neighbors there came from upstate NY not too far from where I am now. They were some of teh so-called "snowbirds".

You want to move to a colder climate? I'd take AZ climate over here any day. LZ71

move to good ole' PA :)

You want to move to a colder climate? I'd take AZ climate over here any day. LZ71

Move to Denver, Colorado. If you hate real hot weather, you'll love Denver. It's a beautiful city and it's temp is far more moderate than people believe.

Wyoming, Montana, Alaska, Idaho, North Dakota, South Dakota all great choices if you ask me.. not many people, lots of space.EMOEVOLUTION

same with Wisconsin

Move to Denver, Colorado. If you hate real hot weather, you'll love Denver. It's a beautiful city and it's temp is far more moderate than people believe.

sonicare

Virginia is a nice place.
Thats where I live right now.

I can vouch for the northern half of Kentucky, great place to live.

Cheap land, hospitable people, low crime rates, nice mix of southern and midwestern culture, and smack dab in the middle of everything.

The economy in "northern" Kentucky (Louisville and Lexington metros and upward of that).

Louisville is a beautiful and nice city too.

Have questions?, will answer to the best of my abilities.

Any other suggestions for a cool place to live?

I need advice, OT. My gf is graduating in December, we currently live together in AZ and we both hate it. Trouble is we cannot decide where to move to. We both prefer cold climate, or at least not as hot as AZ is. Also with the economy in a bad spot it would be great to live in a state least affected by it.

So, any suggestions, OT? Would help a lot, thanks.

IxX3xil3d0n3XxI

How about Hawaii near the coast? There's always a refreshing sea breeze to keep temperatures mild.

California, why? because its better than all the others 8)

I'd say CA or NY

California, why? because its better than all the others 8)

TheNewEraIcon

Go for North Dakota. We're actually doing well economic wise, which is pretty cool.

Do NOT come to Kansas. It's hot and boring here. But maybe the Chicago or Denver area, if your into the city life.

Massachusetts, cold in the winter, with hot summers. It reached up to the mid 90s this summer. You'll also get to experience all seasons up here. Although I'd recommend anywhere in New England.

OP here, looking over all the responses, id have to say Texas is way too hot for me.

Thinking about seattle washington, denver, CO, new england, NY.

Replies from living/visiting places firsthand would be great.