re: Worst city/area/state, overall, in terms of weather and topography

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interesting map, Louisiana looks like a full scale evacuation underway

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Arkansas is surprising but the NW part of the state is supposed to be nice.

I was going to put a vote in for northern Indiana. It’s either a flat, remote cornfield or a run down, rust belt depressed town that’s on its last leg. The summers are hot and the winters are brutal with its lake effect snow. Feet of snow can start to accumulate as early as October. A nice fall day turns into a blue gray sky and rain in minutes due to the lake. You’re always under the threat of rain.

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Is a sportsman's paradise. And it is a beautiful state. But it gets cold.

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The summers are nice. Most southerners have not experienced a summer where you aren’t instantly sweating from the heat and humidity as soon as you step outside. Climate change is causing winters up north to become milder while the south gets more winter storms and hard freezes.

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Wyoming. Hands down. Wyoming

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In your opinion, which areas—cities or states—have the worst combination of weather and topography year-round? I

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for larger metros


It’s DFW and not particularly close. All the weather seasons suck.

Miserable damp cold
Tornados
Hail
Miserably hot

Rinse, repeat.

On top of having to be amongst insufferable Cowboys fans

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29 Palms, CA.

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Someone told me that it is a masturbators paradise.

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Lol...you say that like it's a bad thing. Sounds heaven like to me

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I see you have never had to drive over an hour for gas/groceries. That is life in many places in Wyoming.

But hey, there are still glory holes at the Luvs in Wamsutter.

Honestly, West Tennessee/North Mississippi sucks. There are only (3) things you can absolutely predict.

1) disgustingly hot and humid at some point in the summer
2) bitingly freezing cold at some point in the winter
3) its going to rain a lot more than you would expect at multiple points through out the year

The only problem is you just never know when any of these things are going to hit. I think thats the worst part about it, the mystery. Like, it was 20deg the other day but its supposed to be like 70 on Christmas day. Looking forward to a nice spring? Sucks to be you, its going to rain for a month straight this year...maybe. Oh, you made it through July with it being relatively mild? Just wait for August and September. Oh, its Halloween? Its either going to be 90deg or 25deg, no in between. Its like someone just throws a dart at a weather dart board with their eyes closed every week. Oh, yeah, and tornados

The central to southern parts of MS are pretty awful considering the ridiculous heat in the summer, mostly flat and boring, combined with the changes in weather patterns that have made it much more tornado prone.