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Re:340k people moved out of CA in 2022, most of any state by philsnow on Saturday December 24, 2022 @02:23PM (#34120193)
Boot up google maps, go to east Texas, turn on satellite view, and zoom out a bit: https://www.google.com/maps/@32.162224,-97.8577697,1179315m/...

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.

Re:340k people moved out of CA in 2022, most of any state by vogt on Saturday December 24, 2022 @03:02PM (#34120549)
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 (#34123737)
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 (#34123358)
"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 (#34123428)
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 (#34124696)
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.