I live in Texas. I vote Texas because the weather is good most of the time and it is affordable to live here.
texas. Its nice living in texas, especially if you have a family. Big open roads. lots of parking. and cost of living is lower
texas rules!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!��
California all the way ;)
im in californiai lived in texas for 2 years though :)
I am from London and I go for New York.
Texas, all the way (:
I think that the Mt Baldy road has been closed after 911, now you can only access it by foot. There has been however talk of reopening this road.
3 days.
I m a fairly recent transplant from CA, and I have to say YES! It s driving me nuts. In the Bay Area I was used to a storm coming in for 2-3 days, then everything would dry out. Here it will start to drizzle. And two weeks later it is still drizzling. With the occasional heavy shower, and 2-3 times per week a peek at the Sun. But the rain keeps going and going and going ... If you are lucky it will stop in May.
its only nice hot sunny in the summer...other than that, its sunny out but wet lol but its calm. It hasn t been like pouring for over 3 years or so. but always drizzling lol Report Abuse
You get a lot of rain, but unlike what the stereotype shows, the sun comes out quite a bit in the midst of rainy times. It only gets grayed-over and totally cloudy for several days on end once or twice a year. The rest of the time you get mixes of rain and partly cloudy days. And it s pretty warm and sunny all summer long.
It s mostly cloudy during the winter months, sometimes drizzly and rainy, but not pouring every day no stop. It s often over dramatized...the only place that gets lots is Vancouver (BC).Spring and Fall are a pretty moderate balance in weather, which is nice, and summers are usually hot (and the few random cloudy days will be a welcome change).Overall the city has good weather.
For the most part, it s usually cloudy/rainy during all of the seasons but Summer (Snow in the winter :P); typical Oregon whether.