What's the best place to live in the US that isn't hot?

[MCheetah]

I'd live somewhere but the West Coast, especially not California.

I know many people on GAG like to praise Florida and Texas, and I've always wished I could've lived and grown up in Atlanta. But honestly, I HATE the heat! Especially humid heat. So when I come back to the US, what would be the best, non-woke, non-superliberal place to live in the US that isn't hotter than Hell?

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I appreciate the answers guys, but I want to know a place that ISN'T hot! Like, no higher than 75 degrees F in the Summer.

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Most people are saying Idaho on here. Maybe Boise will be my new future home.

[BCA6010]

No hotter than 75 pretty much limits you to Alaska, maybe Idaho or some northern border states in the Midwest. Nice areas, but not everybody's cup of tea.

Texas is hot and humid basically between the major cities and the coast... Out towards Lubbock, Amarillo, etc it's significantly colder and dryer, and by far the most libertarian part of the country I've been to. Also hideously ugly.

[shortster]

Idaho

[ADFSDF1996]

Any mountainous region.

Even states that are known for being hot and humid like California, Texas, Arizona and Nevada have mountainous regions that are cold year round.

[Aerissa_Jade]

Hamilton Montanawas nice when I lived there, but July and August would still get into the low 80's.

Downey, Idahowas nice too, but it got even hotter. Have to be pretty far north or higher elevation somewhere to stay under 75 degrees.

[MCheetah]

Fuentes says Idaho is really racist.

[Aerissa_Jade]

I can't say I noticed that stuff, but possible... mostly small towns I was in, not the city. I will say bunch of polygamists live in Hamilton, and so they are secret and leave everyone alone... they really want their privacy. 😂

[Pyrofox]

Prescott Arizona is where I am moving it gets toast but at least its a DRY heat so its like step into some shade and the temp drops half way stick a fan on ya and you drop like another 20 some degrees. Stick the AC on and now you are approaching borderline COLD. The only real part that sucks though is the mornings. As they drop low enough where if you leave the windows cracked in the bed room it drops to like mid 40's and upper 50's so you wake up shivering. XD.

[Massageman]

San Jose, Santa Barbara, and the wine valleys of California have comparatively moderate temperatures the years round. Seldom - if ever- do they freeze, and fewer days over 90 than most other areas.

If you want the east coast, several towns in the Carolinas do very well, such as Spartanburg and Myrtle Beach. Just watch out for the explosive growth in both as northerners set up their retirement homes in either of them.

[Sour-rose]

:)... is there no serious answers? I'm lookin for somewhere too and all I see below is the other "states of hell"

[Pudsmucker]

I grew up in Southern Idaho. Short distance from the mountains, decent winners and love the Summers. I too hate humid areas. I have also been in the state of Washington, it is quite comfortable there also.

[Dinklex3]

I'm personally looking at Minnesota and Indiana. People seem to love Colorado and Washington as well.
I don't know about "non-woke" or "non-superliberal" though.

[MCheetah]

Minnesota is where all the BLM riots broke out at and there seems to be a riot or city on fire every month there.

[Dinklex3]

I stand by Indiana or Colorado then...
Looks like you're already swayed by Idaho though lol

[Lucy68]

I was going to say Alabama it rains a lot here but due that the heat and humid is killer like literally. Maybe Virginia or west Virginia or maybe North Carolina

[PastorJohn69]

South Dakota maybe. Governor there is a stand up lady.
Side note; easy one the eyes too

[MCheetah]

Isn't Kristi Noem batsh*t insane, though? (And no; I don't watch or listen to the mainstream media news.)

[PastorJohn69]

No, she I actually very well grounded Christian lady. Runs the family ranch. She's good as far as I know

[jamesgoldman]

Alaska would be my call, I dislike heat and summer there is like winter in the UK

[TheSpaceGnome]

Any state touching Canada that also has big cities, and is 1-4 states from the atlantic or pacific coastline.

[FinalFantasyBro]

Have you tried New York or New Jersey they get snowed during winter.

[MCheetah]

I'm from the Philly/central Jersey area (Cherry Hill) and neither of those places you mentioned are good in my opinion. Way too hyperliberal.

[possumpi26]

California Hun. Just stay out of the high desert area and you are good as gold!🌴🌴🌴

[Kingofkings1992]

Washington state, Idaho, and Montana are great choices.

[MCheetah]

Isn't Washington (especially Seattle) super far-left, though? That's where CHOP/CHAZ happened.

[Kingofkings1992]

Yes, Seattle is. Smaller scale cities like Vancouver and Spokane not so much

[888theGreat]

Hawaii, stays 78 to 82 like all year. Windy though and high costs.

[Anonymous]

Idaho at high elevations.

[Opinion Owner]

Boise sounds cool

[Opinion Owner]

I wonder if you really would move there

[Avicenna]

Virginia Beach or East Tennessee

[Daniela1982]

Try Alaska.

[888theGreat]

Alaska can hit 80 degress in summer

[888theGreat]

I wish 100 for two months to melt icebergs and I can prove Liberals wrong on climate change once again

[Daniela1982]

@888theGreat That's funny as Antarctica can get 100 below zero and with wind gusts of 200 mph.

[TacosRAwesome]

Close to Canada probably.

[Fuentes]

Im only living in California

[Fuentes]

I just told you Spokane was super racist lol and you know whats by Spokane, IDAHO and do you know who has a strong KKK org. Idaho! Lol white people move to Idaho to get away from people of color. They only accept someone of color is you go to Boise State or your in the Airforce and they know you won't be there long. But if you come to stay your in for a rude awakening lol

[MCheetah]

Interesting. You could be right.

[RealMarek]

Alaska

[BayTiger]

Flaggstaff Arizona

[joeldalton]

Montana. Wyoming