Is there a city, state that has no extreme weather, low cost of living and is a good place for families?

Question

I am a teacher and single parent looking to move to an area that first of all has jobs, secondly, is a good place to raise kids, third, cost of living compatable to a teacher's salary and finally, decent weather such as low humidity, no tornadoes, not above 90 degrees in summer, on average, and not below 20 degrees in winter, on average. I also would prefer a city under 100,000 population.

Answer 1

According to "Places Rated Almanac" the area of least temperature and humidity variation is the west coast, but high cost of living will rule most of these areas out. Perhaps Eureka, CA or Eugene, OR or somewhere in that general area? Reno, NV might also be somewhere to look. The second mildest weather is found in the southern appalachians, so perhaps Asheville, NC. The extreme southern coast of New England and/or Long Island has fairly mild weather as well, both winter and summer, but the cost of living there is extremely high. Boulder, CO is a great place, but winters are rather colder than you are describing. Good luck.

Answer 2

About the only place I can think of that would be close might be Nairobi, Kenya.
It's almost on the equator. Dry and almost the same temp year round. But I don't think you will find such a place in the USA.
Tornadoes have formed in every state. And if it's not tornadoes then you will have to worry about earthquakes, hurricanes or blizzards.
If there was such a place. all of the cities
would be over 100k. Because everyone would want to live there.

Answer 3

i moved to mount airy nc ( yeah, mayberry) about 9 months ago from wilmington so the cost of living is better, jobpay rate wasn't too terribly less and the environment is great for the children. low crime rate, a lot less violence than wilmington.

we didn't get signifeicant snowfall and what we did get , the roadcrews are prepared for. i was still able to get to work and home safely. best of all is i will not have to deal wiht a hurricane directly.

good luck in whatever you decide.

Answer 4

You can take Florida out of the list ummm ... Maybe not International Falls because it gets to like -40 in the winter. You should try moving to Delaware

Answer 5

Go any place but Naples,FL. The weather here is terrible all year, no jobs, high cost of living, and lots of people that don't like kids. They like kids though if they are with their parents on vacation here and spending money. So you should come here for a vacation it sounds like you need one. Yes, and bring money, we need more money.

Answer 6

suburbs of San Francisco.

Answer 7

madeira! (portugal)

but if you mean a city in the usa, which is what im guessing, then maybe somewhere in northern california.

Answer 8

i'll suggest you look into the south or the interior west.