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Originally Posted by Different Drummer
As I recall, east of the Rt. 5 corridor can get mighty hot..right?
In California? I assume so, it is a desert in the south half of the state. However, you could also look into the northern portion. Either way the humidity of the desert is quite low.
In California? I assume so, it is a desert in the south half of the state. However, you could also look into the northern portion. Either way the humidity of the desert is quite low.
She's not going to find affordable housing in California.
I should also mention, that this sunny dry place can be a 6 month place, for the summer months; then I would return to live in Mexico for the winter months. Like the snow birds do here in Lake Chapala. So it can be a place with snowy or cold winters. As long as the summers aren't humid and cloudy.
Thanks again...
That $500 housing estimate might be a problem in many places.
New Mexico and Arizona will have a monsoon season in late July and August -- not tropical like we imagine a monsoon to be but you will see rain showers or a storm off in the distance (maybe 60 miles away) most days even if it's sunny and will get some rain once or twice a week if you are lucky.
That $500 housing estimate might be a problem in many places.
New Mexico and Arizona will have a monsoon season in late July and August -- not tropical like we imagine a monsoon to be but you will see rain showers or a storm off in the distance (maybe 60 miles away) most days even if it's sunny and will get some rain once or twice a week if you are lucky.
Colorado has the monsoon as well
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