You might like here in the banana belt where I live then. We have all 4 seasons & winters for the most part aren't that bad unless we get snow then an inversion then it can be cold for awhile. Normally I can golf year round & 30-40 minutes away is skiing if so inclined & there is lots of mountain biking/hiking trails as well.
You've got us beat. Sure we have Lake Michigan not far away but that just means we get a lot of cloudy days and lake effect snow. I'm trying to remember why I live here...jk, sorta.
Her's our average hi/low temps for the year.
Poserdude also has a locking hard tonneau cover on his bed, so now it's not even a pickup - it's basically an SUV with a big, very low and nearly useless storage compartment. That severely limits what you can put in the bed. He couldn't even put a freaking bicycle in there without loosening the stem and turning the handlebars sideways, wouldn't fit under the cover. Ain't nobody got time for that.
For years I hauled dirt bikes in my pickup truck, until I bought my RZR and sold my dirt bikes a couple years ago. Mountain bikes, power tools, Home Depot runs, trash, towing the boat, towing my RZR trailer when we travel to ride - once you've gotten used to having a pickup truck it's hard to not have one because they're so utilitarian.
Think about this before you do the lift - having a lift kit means the bed is higher and you have to lift things higher to get them into the bed. It also makes it more difficult for shorter people to get in the truck. My wife is 5'3" and she hates climbing into my truck as it is, even with the add-on step rails - if I lifted it, she'd need a stepladder.Also, if you tow anything, you need to run a drop hitch or your trailer's ride angle will be all whacked out.
That's not bad. We hardly get any snow here, I think out average is approx. 16"
That's why I love it here. They got snow just this last week in the mountains & near Denver, all while I was on the course.Come on! Now your just being downright mean! My last snowstorm May 13th was 13"!
Yeah, you can keep the humidity. We are in a high desert with little to no humidity.
We are actually in a valley & can literally watch a storm go right around us & see it snowing on what's called the Bookcliffs with nothing in the valley.Always crazy to me how you can be in sunny weather and look up the mountains and see snow.
Yeah Denver is ok, but I try to stay away from the east side of the state as much as possible, to many crazies over there.
Ohio has been weather drunk for a couple years now haha
Had an interview earlier this week and they mentioned I would get a follow-up later this week. I keep checking my email every 5 seconds for an update.
#Stressed
If Ohio is weather drunk, then NJ is bipolar jekyll and hyde
I just want like.. two weeks of not scalding and not windy/cold.
Lake City, Durango, and Buena Vista/Gunnison/Crested Butte are hard to beat.
