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You can't be serious. There is an entire culture of seasonal migration (snowbirds) to places like Arizona, that exists simply to escape the weather in the midwe
by pram 6y ago
You can't be serious. There is an entire culture of seasonal migration (snowbirds) to places like Arizona, that exists simply to escape the weather in the midwest/northeast. There is no one migrating from Texas to Ohio to enjoy the winters there.
- godtoldmetodoit 6y agoI bet there are people who come up during the summer though. Probably not nearly as many yet, but I'm willing to bet that the population who moves north during the summer is going to increase significantly over the next 20+ years. For those who are well enough off, you can even do it with your kids while they are on summer break, which you can't get away with in the winter.
- rconti 6y agoBut they won't be summering in Ohio :) And a lot of folks already "migrate" .. to the beach, to lake houses, etc. Part of it is recreation, but part of it is escaping the heat of landlocked areas.
- dctoedt 6y ago> There is no one migrating from Texas to Ohio to enjoy the winters there. (N=1:) Friends here in Houston do that to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan every summer. A few years back, relatives were visiting from the Northeast in July. When planning the visit, they said we should make sure to find some things for them to do that Houstonians do in the summer. I said no problem, we'll take you to Colorado for a month ....