2. Magnificient weather
The second reason you should relocate to California is its amazing weather. And if you hate winters, then you’ll love the Sunshine Estate because living in California means never enduring nasty winters.
California’s typical weather is comparable to that of the Mediterranean shore. That indicates mostly dry summers and moderate, rainy winters. On the warmest summer days, the shore experiences temperatures between 70 and 80 degrees. And as we previously mentioned on the coldest days, temperatures this low are quite uncommon.
June through August are the busiest summer months. Winters typically extend from November to March, and autumn begins in September and lasts until November. On the other hand, springtime often spans from late March through early May.
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5 Responses
California is way too woke for most Americans and quality of life has been worsening for years..beautiful weather and state but no one anymore wants to move there. Great to visit
Left Coast? No freaking way, I would move to the Antarctica first………….
How about taxes, crime, gas prices, roads not kept up, real estate prices and radical liberal democrats running the state.
I’ve lived here70 years and it’s not as nice as it
was.
I live in California and have for a long time.
The article looks very familiar from a while ago.
Rent is very high owning a home 🏠 and the Water & Power bills keep going up and the cost of everything.
During the pandemic they shut down churches, restaurants businesses and the pandemic shut down mom and pop businesses.
They are saying the Pandemic is back
it’s all about money.
I’m sure there are better places other than California.
Finally the Actors, Writers etc . Is starting to begin again in 2024.
Sad to say, nothing like it use to be.
The California cons should be mentioned as well. Air pollution, high cost of living, state income tax, government restrictions, earthquake risk, very high wildfire risk followed by landslides and mudslides, for starters. It sounds like a promotion from California’s governor.