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Given you have family in Indiana and you're looking for something not scorching hot for several months Indianapolis could be your wildcard, and it certainly doesn't have the extreme long winters either with four distinct seasons. It has one of the lowest costs of livings in terms of big cities and should provide some good job options along with decent public transit. https://www.visitindy.com/
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Originally Posted by CGab
I would also suggest Indiana! If you move to NW Indiana it's only 35 miles from downtown Chicago! Lots of work possibilities and lots to do, while living in a low COL state like Indiana! The winters are hit or miss though. Indiana ranks 8th in fiscal stability!
New Hampshire, low humidity in the summer. Sure, the winters are a little longer but I find having a winter hobby skiing, snowshoeing, ice fishing, snowmobiling etc..gives you something to look forward too instead of dreading winter. It is picked one of the best states to live in every year.
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