Which state in the US ...

[Zeno]

Which state in the US has warm weather all around the year but does 100% NOT experience any tornadoes, hurricanes or some sort of life threatening natural desasters (other than flooding) ?

[Daenoxiis]

Ursprungligen skrivet av Shashka92:

Ursprungligen skrivet av Daenoxiis:

So then you have factors of either earthquakes or droughts instead. Like I said, it's a matter of picking which weather condition or weather problem that you're okay with having in your life.

Droughts don't kill me. Fire does not reach me where I go.
Earthquakes seem to be not as problematic if you have a house in a free desert space that is designed to resist such.

I just dont like tornadoes and big waves.

I live in the American Southeast, have had to deal with hurricanes, tornadoes and flooding my whole life. Growing up I used to have this kind of a conversation every year with my father. I think where we're from, that is, the location which we're born in, is probably a factor to our preferences as to which and what we're okay with dealing with.

If you're fine with earthquakes and droughts, you should maybe check out the Southwestern area of the U.S. That's the area that's privy to that kind of conditioning. Somewhere South of California, but West of the Mississippi River.

[Triple G]

Ursprungligen skrivet av Shashka92:

In my country we do not have hurricanes or tornadoes at all and the ones we do have, aren't even considered actual tornadoes or hurricanes.

We´re among the top spots in Europe for it. It´s just more often in the U.S., because it´s much more space. And here they´re oftentimes called "Windhose", even if it´s the same than a tornado, and people suggest to drop the other term for it, to prevent certain confusion as shown in the quote. We don´t have hurricanes as we don´t have tropical climate here...

[Zeno]

Ursprungligen skrivet av Daenoxiis:

Ursprungligen skrivet av Shashka92:

Droughts don't kill me. Fire does not reach me where I go.
Earthquakes seem to be not as problematic if you have a house in a free desert space that is designed to resist such.

I just dont like tornadoes and big waves.

I live in the American Southeast, have had to deal with hurricanes, tornadoes and flooding my whole life. Growing up I used to have this kind of a conversation every year with my father. I think where we're from, that is, the location which we're born in, is probably a factor to our preferences as to which and what we're okay with dealing with.

If you're fine with earthquakes and droughts, you should maybe check out the Southwestern area of the U.S. That's the area that's privy to that kind of conditioning. Somewhere South of California, but West of the Mississippi River.

Interesting, thanks for letting me know.

I actually am really interested in mississippi state but I heard they dislike foreigners there and still have a death penalty.

[Groogo]

Ursprungligen skrivet av Shashka92:

Ursprungligen skrivet av ChickenTacos:

Your best bets are probably parts of Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas.

Thanks for saying this.

Whatever I google online, whoever I talk to, I always come to the conclusion of Arizona being exactly my thing.

Arizona is hot as hell, over 100+ Fahrenheit regularly. Work days outdoors often start at 3:00 am (if you are lucky) to avoid most of the heat. Nevada is another state to consider and NO state income tax! When I lived in Las Vegas I would do all my errands after dark and stay in the air conditioning all day whenever possible. The northern part of the state, Reno area, is very cold in the winter time.

[peppermint hollows]

Ursprungligen skrivet av tiny E:

"I don't care much about earth quakes, seems pretty harmless to me."

Everyone hear that?
Earthquakes are harmless! 😆

Somebody should have told Turkey and Japan about that.

[Rumpelcrutchskin]

Want peaceful life live somewhere north where it`s cold. Want nice weather be prepared to pay for it with chaotic environment and crazy people.

[craigsters]

Come to Canada,Ontario, we have mostly snow and the odd ice storm, just got to wear good winter boots with tread's or cleats on them the further south in Ontario, the less likely of bad snow, the greenbelt of Ontario mostly get's minus 5 or 10 and dusting a snow and the occasional lake effect snow storm

You could always move to Buffalo, New York, it has weather similar to southern Ontario

[HypersleepyNaputunia]

hawaii is your best bet, puerto rico, nevada gets cold so most states get cold. california is pretty safe cept earthquack here or there

[RRW359]

Ursprungligen skrivet av Megami Blanc:

hawaii is your best bet, puerto rico, nevada gets cold so most states get cold. california is pretty safe cept earthquack here or there

Lots of people are worried rationally or not about Hawaii's volcanoes and Puerto Rico gets its fare share of hurricanes. I know Northern Nevada gets cold but I'd assume Vegas is fairly warm, and with Cali there's also the drought risk.

[Xero_Daxter]

Ursprungligen skrivet av tiny E:

Ursprungligen skrivet av Xero_Daxter:

The only place can think of is Australia.

Yes, the State of Australia.

Oh lord… I had a moment. He said state. I thought he said “any part of the world”. My brain lagged.

[Zeno]

Ursprungligen skrivet av Megami Blanc:

hawaii is your best bet, puerto rico, nevada gets cold so most states get cold. california is pretty safe cept earthquack here or there

Hawai has volcanos and hurricane-tornadoes dude.

[couldbehope]

Arizona

[craigsters]

Ursprungligen skrivet av RoyalRabbitGal✝️💗:

Arizona

that's the one they usually mention to go to if you have severe Asthma, well in the movies they use that advise

[RRW359]

Ursprungligen skrivet av Shashka92:

Ursprungligen skrivet av Megami Blanc:

hawaii is your best bet, puerto rico, nevada gets cold so most states get cold. california is pretty safe cept earthquack here or there

hurricane-tornadoes

I'm sorry what?

[Morkonan]

Ursprungligen skrivet av Shashka92:

Which state in the US has warm weather all around the year but does 100% NOT experience any tornadoes, hurricanes or some sort of life threatening natural desasters (other than flooding) ?

Natural disasters don't obey State borders...

What you need to do is work with several longitudinal studies regarding these phenomenon and map them.

There are companies that specialize in location services that match your needs. (Secure, long-term, data/etc storage placement, for example.)

Emergency Management Agencies by State and the Federal Emergency Management Agency has maps for regions related to natural disturbances/events. These are crucial for responding to and preparing for disasters, especially where industry, population, location of hazardous materials, etc, are concerned.

You can find relatively calm, low-risk, areas in every State, I'm sure. It's a big country and such events are localized. (Unless they're really, really, big... It wouldn't be advisable to build near a supervolcano.. or downwind of it, for example.)