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Short answer: Anything not desert or tropics, so that rules out anything A, B, or E on the Koppen scale (yes polar ice caps are deserts).
Long answer: I like cold weather (I also really like warm to) so anywhere where its cold with a warm summer and abudant precipitation would be perfect. So the Appalachians would be a guess of what I would like.
What city in the US' climate do you enjoy the most? I excluded SoCal and Hawaiin cities, because they're generally known to have the best climates in the US, part of the reason it's so pricey to live in those places. Do you like the relatively mild temps and high humidity of southeastearn cities? The hot, dry cities of the desert Southwest? Or somewhere else? Thanks
In land a bit from the Bay area say Santa Rosa in Sonoma County.
Portland ME or Portsmouth NH for now. Like a good for seasons with some oceanic moderation and skiable snow in the winter. This might change later on in life though.
Not too much rain, dry heat, some cloudiness in the winter, and lots of sun.
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