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Atlanta would definitely work. It's got four very distinct seasons although winter is pretty mild with usually just a dusting of snow every other year or so and an occasional cold snap. Atlanta was built in the middle of a forest, so each season is definitely noticeable.
You wouldn't be alone! In 2006-2007, more people moved to Atlanta than to any other metro area in the country according to the US Census.
I happen to love Atlanta--the CITY, not the suburbs. Summers can get a little hot for me, but fortunately Atlanta's not too far from the North Georgia Mountains and cooler weather.
Yes, and when that itty bitty bit of snow falls there (or anywhere else in Tennessee) everyone freaks out, leaves work/school early, jams the streets and hits Kroger before holing up in their houses.
Yes, and when that itty bitty bit of snow falls there (or anywhere else in Tennessee) everyone freaks out, leaves work/school early, jams the streets and hits Kroger before holing up in their houses.
Yup, it's great! A free holiday just because of a light dusting of snow!
Yup, it's great! A free holiday just because of a light dusting of snow!
shoot, we had days off of school where there wasn't any precipitation in sight! of course, we didn't complain. there was one year, I think it was '96, when we were out for a good 5 days in a row. It actually DID substantially snow then. (I was in Columbia).
Atlanta, and south of it have shorter, milder winters. But no real snowfall accumulation down that far.
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