Re:340k people moved out of CA in 2022, most of any state
by vogt on Saturday December 24, 2022 @03:02PM
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The westernmost part of the state as well: I live 3 hours outside of El Paso near big bend national park at an elevation of ~4000. The winters are chilly at night; the summers are MUCH better than Dallas/Austin/Houston.
Re:340k people moved out of CA in 2022, most of any state
by rascul on Saturday December 24, 2022 @10:01PM
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I was at Ft. Bliss for awhile while in the Army and I mostly enjoyed the weather. I was never there for a full summer, though.
Re:340k people moved out of CA in 2022, most of any state
by jupp0r on Saturday December 24, 2022 @09:07PM
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"Lovely" as in was settled only after AC and refrigerators were available widely.
Re:340k people moved out of CA in 2022, most of any state
by MrOwnPut on Saturday December 24, 2022 @09:19PM
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Your Texas history could use some buffing.
Or appliance history at least (though we had iceboxes for quite some time!)
Maybe that's why we fought so hard for The Alamo; to clone it's futuristic A/C for later settlements...
Re:340k people moved out of CA in 2022, most of any state
by trentgreene on Sunday December 25, 2022 @12:46AM
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The Caddos were living in east Texas pre-Spanish contact! The Spanish word Tejas comes from a Caddo word.
There is a gap in the literature though as to whether the Caddos had central air. We can only speculate.
That easternmost part of the state is the "piney woods" and it's lovely compared to the concrete island that is Dallas. The forests have a mitigating effect on heat.