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We live in So. California. What part of Texas doesn’t have suffocating humidity and mosquitoes? The Wife and I are as Conservative as it gets and we’re considering Texas. We’ll bring our Constitutional principles and savings. We were looking at Arizona, but their politics are turning Blue by the month. Nevada is the same. Utah maybe, but the Wife vetoes the cold. New Mexico would be nice if not for all the old and new hippies.

Houston has the worst suffocating humidity. But the native Texans in Houston are very friendly. Anywhere in Texas where there are lots of migrational bats in the summer there will be less mosquitos. I have two Dynatraps and have had good success at keeping mosquitos at bay.

Being from the north and moving to Texas, the first summer I wanted to open all the windows like I did in Michigan. To not be able to open them made me feel claustrophobic. I learned that in summer air conditioning is my best friend. I learned to adapt. June in Dallas is sometimes very humid, but some years it is not. I the fall when hurricane season comes we get a great break in the weather.

As for cold weather, we get about 6 weeks of maybe occasional snow, maybe ice storms, but they don't last long. The weather may hover around 40 and dip lower for any wayward cold weather that wants to take the time to visit.

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