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Originally Posted by AGDee
So where is the ideal place to live based on this? I dunno. The mountains in North Carolina?
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Maybe but I don't want to have to navigate a mountain road in an ice storm. How about Southwest Virginia? Roanoke is lovely. Its location in a valley shields you from most of the really bad weather.
I like growing up in Birmingham because I could sit in my bed and night and watch the lightning and thunderstorms roll in (my windows faced west) and we didn't get horrible weather in the winter. You would get the yucky winter rain and maybe an occasional freezing rain storm but once it got into the Carolinas it was a few inches of ice. No thank you. I'll take a light freezing rain and power to ice on the trees and power lines and no power for a few days.