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Perhaps if you guys all complain enough they will do something about it.
Really, what a bunch of kids. Its like complaining about mountains or daylight.
Don't like it... then move to somewhere you can deal with.
The OP says he/she is thinking about moving because he/she doesn't like the weather. The other posters in this thread who also dislike the weather have stated that they have either already moved or are planning to move. So yeah.
I saw a post on the LA forums and someone was complaining that he hates that it's so sunny and nice there, that he misses the rain! I had to laugh...we each have our own opinions.
I don't particularly care for NYC during the summer either FWIW. Summertime in Seattle or Portland is way nicer. Very dry and comfortable usually. (Wintertime that's another story...super drab and gloomy and everybody goes into quasi-hibernation.)
I don't particularly care for NYC during the summer either FWIW. Summertime in Seattle or Portland is way nicer. Very dry and comfortable usually. (Wintertime that's another story...super drab and gloomy and everybody goes into quasi-hibernation.)
Nobody cares for NYC weather during the summer unless you are a bread and like to bake in the 90+ degree temperatures
For the record, I was born in NYC. I love NY, and NY will always be my home. However, the weather truly is making me really think of moving out of here, and into somewhere like California once I'm done with college. Today, I was supposed to have plans with friends, but the weather today ended up screwing everything up. This tends to happen at least 50 percent of the time. It's like you can't rely on any plans made in advanced with this ridiculous and fickle weather here. Did anyone who used to live here end up moving out for this particular reason?
I think many people dislike the weather here but not everyone moves away because of it.
yeah, I'd have to agree coastal Southern California comes pretty darn close to it. We never have to turn on the heat, all year, and turn on the AC maybe 5 days out of the year, tops. Great for gardening too. And you can get by without needing a full 4 season wardrobe.
But then you start taking that "perfect" weather for granted. I find I'm not as aware of the seasons and time passing because the weather is almost the same year round. Sometimes I do miss the sound and smell of thunderstorms and april showers, and the crisp fall air when leaves are changing color.
LA is essentially a desert and suffering one of the worst droughts in recorded history. There are worse things than a rained out picnic.
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