Nowhere in particular as its impact is going to be slow and progressive everywhere so not much noticeable. I find quite dumb to make a life choice for just that

Nowhere in particular as its impact is going to be slow and progressive everywhere so not much noticeable. I find quite dumb to make a life choice for just that reason, to be honest. In Germany for example there is no noticeable difference, although some people like to think that yearly differences in snow are due climate change. In Spain I could observe some storms are now a bit stronger and sudden as they used to be as if the weather would turn slightly more tropical. But these events, even if are an actual consequence of climate change and not just causality, are like not easy to spot as the climate stays mostly the same and there is no apparent change in any drastic way. Perhaps after hundred years if we compare it with today that would be more dramatic, but that’s all. And still there were short periods when the maximal recorder temperatures were even higher during the Middle Ages, so it might be feasible to imagine a future where everything is reversed like the Ozon depletion drama from the 90s. Heck even a single super volcano could change everything in a single month. So I don’t think the question is more important than where would you like to live for its climate.