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I LOVE the warm climates of Florida. I moved from Ohio four years ago due to my sheer hatred for snow and winter. After 39 years of ice scraping, snow shoveling and driving on crappy pothole infested streets I was so happy to relocate.
I've been in Orlando just over a year. On my second summer here. While it is hot as heck for several months, I lived in the northeast all my life. I start thinking about grey skies, cold weather, snow and I'll take the sun and heat vs that. I have determined I am not a cold weather person. It's a trade off.
In Henderson Nevada we have two seasons. Extreme heat for 3 months and then 9 months of cooler fall-like season. So if you like 9 months of fall-like weather and can tolerate 3 months of extreme heat, Henderson is your place. The only drawback is we don't have much in the way of foliage, and home prices are higher here than central Florida. But you don't need flood or hurricane insurance in Nevada. We also have the lowest property tax of any state, and of course no state income tax. All that said, I'm still considering moving to central Florida. We shall see.
@BenInformarto Henderson is nice, I've got friends who love living there. I think you're going to enjoy todays video, I hope you'll check it out and let me know what you think.. I will continue to combat the misinformation out there, more risk factors we are facing, and ways to consider capitalizing on them moving forward.Thanks for watching and commenting, I hope you'll subscribe too. If you ever need anything we are always here to help.
Im in Las Vegas also and considering Jacksonville. The mosquitoes 🦟 , insurance and humidity are biggest FL cons for me. Ocean, closer to more cities & new experiences FL pro. We will see
Im from Miami Florida and Im telling u Florida the best state to live, despite how hot is down here but guess what we have . Hey we have plenty of beautiful beaches, swamps, rivers, and many cocktails you can enjoy.. FINS UP. We have it all
FINS UP !!! Florida isn't for everyone but if you can tolerate the heat, you'll probably love it. Unless of course you love to pay state income tax and shovel snow in which case Florida is probably not a good fit.
What's weird about FL is depending on where you live you get brutal hot summers and chilly winters. Like my parents live in Ocala. And I've been there July where midday easily hits 101 with a heat index of 110. But then I've been there in January and woke up to Temps in the upper 20s. So it really depends what part of the state your in how the season change up. Because south Florida definitely doesn't get that cold. But central and especially Northern parts of the state can and usually do.
@SBNYC Ocala definitely has more seasonal temperature change. In South Florida its hot constantly with a brief reprieve for about two or three weeks when it gets chilly. Chilly being a relative term. I'm originally from New Jersey and chilly here to me is nice. When it gets chilly I go swimming, mostly to get a reaction from my kids. lol.
As someone who was born in South Florida I will honestly say you are right about both the good and bad being true, especially far South like Miami or Broward. Interesting fact, these are the only places in the US outside Hawaii that have a Rainforest or Savannah climate, so expect insane weather sometimes.
Editors note: we dont really have a winter but around late december and January its amazing how the weather gets(especially when we get anything lower than the 60s or 50s)
@Latino-Anon you are right about the weather. Yesterday was a scorcher. I thought my face was going to melt off. Thanks for watching and commenting, I hope you'll subscribe too. If you ever need anything we are always here to help.
I've lived in Cape Coral Florida for my whole life and I fucking hate hurricane season, everytime I go on a walk, it starts raining, I'm that type of person who prefer's cooler weather and that aims for when it's around 6 or 9 pm. I'm definitely moving to central Texas in the future.
As you know we've got two seasons here rainy and less rainy. I love South Florida but Texas is pretty sweet too. We've got some incredible agents and resources in Texas if you ever need help with anything we can definitely hook you up with the best of the best.
Central and Northern Florida. Might be what your looking for. Anything North of Orlando has pretty chilly winters. Places like Ocala, and Gainesville average 40s for lows and 60s for highs most the winter and have cold snaps that drop overnight lows into the 20s and datetime highs into the low 50s or upper 40s. Although they have some pretty rough summers in those areas too. They do tend to get occasional breaks evening and early morning where the humidity will drop a bit. Especially if you live in the areas with higher elevation. There's always a constant breeze. Trust me 75 with low humidity in the summer in Florida is a blessing. And you can only get that in the northern end of the state. There's no kinda relief down south. Until dry season comes back around.
@@Stupendous855 you also fill get a bug called the Florida yuck, its essentially all the mold, pollen, and algae reacting to your body. You get something similar yearly, but it's gone when the sun scours the land, no rain but humidity, now here's the tradeoff by living near the sea sure its cooler but jesus christ you don't get rain for the worst heat and humidity. By mid June the clouds reach over the sea so it just rains and rains until agust or mid October then it's just big weekly storms.
@@eugenekaladzinski4990 Sweet. Shoot me your email at chris@igoehomegroup.com or text me and I'll send our South Florida Relocation Guide. Anything you need we are happy to help
Me seeing this in 2023 and went through hurricane Ian in 2022 I would say that if any hurricane comes and you live in the center around poinciana, lake whales, and Davenport you don’t have to worry about major damages, but some places may have a flooding potential or a river flood just like it happen with Ian. But what’s important is to stay safe.
@xdgolden2306 Safety first. I encourage everyone to have a portable generator no matter where you live. I've been fortunate that in 40+ years of living here I've never received much hurricane damage but I'm always prepared.
@@ChrisIgoe1 , Sarasota. But drought followed by deluge is typical for most of peninsula Florida. The state is within the earth’s desert belt. If it weren’t for the state being a peninsula, it would be as dry as the sahara here.
Maybe visit but I couldn't live there. Too flat, I like mountains. People always mention the beaches, and that is nice once in awhile, bit laying around drinking isn't for me. How about mountain climbing, snowmobiling, no bugs, elevation changes. Florida sounds boring to me
As much as a big part of me loves the idea of Florida, I hate the heat and especially humidity. I moved to Washington State partly to get away from the seasonal weather extreams of New England, I tolerated the heat and humidity growing up in the Boston area but I hated it, sweating all the time...gross.
The black snakes come into some houses because they too get hot. My neighbor used to have a big one in her closet but she wasn't afraid. I have them in my house but the fast, slithery ones scare me. Give me a grandpa snake, but not a skinny and fast teenager snake.
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How is the weather like in mid June? Planning a trip to South Beach but I see online that a lot of people say that June is the worst month to plan a trip to Miami. Just wondering your thoughts. Thanks!
Where is the best city to do business? I’m a real estate photographer, owning my own company and I would love your insight on which major metropolitan area is best. I used to live in PA with humidity, and because you used to live in NJ, our experiences are rather relative. Where are many younger crowds living at?
Really subjective based on what you want in a home , lifestyle and budget. I’m friends with lots of photographers frm around the state and they do quite well. There’s plenty of business to go around.
Not moving ... yet. But I’m going to ft lauderdale next week and the weather channel says pretty much the whole time I’m there it’s gonna be scattered thunderstorms and rain. Do you think it could change at the last second?
As some from Tampa I can tell you its tropical but varies by your position, plant city area has rain and sunshine but mild winters. Heat wise the closer you are to the sea the cooler it is, but humidity is a factor to consider depending on your position in land 30 miles inland provides nearly daily rain fall so it will cool off during these times. Near shore you would have no rain till june or mid june. The best places would be pinellas or as close to the bay as possible since Tampa gets both the sea cooling and the rain. Just prepare to do things during the rain
It gets slightly, just slightly colder as you move north, but we are only talking about 1 or 2Cs. Since the closer you are to the equator of the world, the hotter it is.
@@ChrisIgoe1 only extreme South Florida is TRULY Tropical. The rest of the State is Humid Subtropical. Parts of inland Panhandle areas have avg Winter lows in the mid to upper 30's
@JayMoore thanks for watching and commenting, 4 seasons in a day seems fun. In SE Florida we have two conditions: wet and dry. Two weeks cold and the rest varying degrees of hot. Are you thinking of moving to Florida?
@JayVoltron that sounds amazing. It feels like it’s a 167 out today. Thank goodness for air conditioning and pool outside. Thanks for watching and commenting, I hope you’ll subscribe too. If you ever need anything we are always here to help.
2024 blizzard is due to shifts of gamma and the release of ice pollution and the cooling needed. Today, florida is changing to a more permanent balance, after gamma conditioning-preloading-bias. "All" ice(and under ice, and fake snow, and ...) pollution flows, restored to more normal. Expect the gamma and odours to be very powerful.
Karen's, attitudes-mentality, are habitual and obsessive-compulsive, max-forever. Never blame the other way because, society arrives at Karen's and worse, and in disasters, disaster-relief workers become monsters, similar to leadership.
@@ChrisIgoe1 it sounded like you said. I wear my mask when I am out for a walk. I miss understood what you said. I truly believe we don't need mask at all. Mask doesn't work at all It's uless.
Family in Florida tells me they have the best weather. I live on the other coast and Florida weather sucks compared to California weather. Not that it will keep me here any longer because the state is run like sht. Don't like the high-rises all over the place in Florida. In California you can't build higher than three stories around the beach area because it blocks the view. In Florida they build high-rises everywhere. Ugly. Desantis is the draw. He runs the state with common sense and integrity 👏
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I wanna move to Florida but l don’t like a lot of hot heat . Warm is ok ????
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I LOVE the warm climates of Florida. I moved from Ohio four years ago due to my sheer hatred for snow and winter. After 39 years of ice scraping, snow shoveling and driving on crappy pothole infested streets I was so happy to relocate.
I'll take the heat over cold any winter. Ohio can be brutal in December. Where did you move too?
Born & raised in Florida, but currently live in Utah. I miss Florida November thru April because of the weather.
I've been in Orlando just over a year. On my second summer here. While it is hot as heck for several months, I lived in the northeast all my life. I start thinking about grey skies, cold weather, snow and I'll take the sun and heat vs that. I have determined I am not a cold weather person. It's a trade off.
Orlando is really nice. I'll take heat over cold every time too.
Superficial people that want the sun to shine every day or they whine like babies, honestly grow a pair.
@@leob4403 thank you for your candor. You do you .
In Henderson Nevada we have two seasons. Extreme heat for 3 months and then 9 months of cooler fall-like season. So if you like 9 months of fall-like weather and can tolerate 3 months of extreme heat, Henderson is your place. The only drawback is we don't have much in the way of foliage, and home prices are higher here than central Florida. But you don't need flood or hurricane insurance in Nevada. We also have the lowest property tax of any state, and of course no state income tax. All that said, I'm still considering moving to central Florida. We shall see.
@BenInformarto Henderson is nice, I've got friends who love living there. I think you're going to enjoy todays video, I hope you'll check it out and let me know what you think.. I will continue to combat the misinformation out there, more risk factors we are facing, and ways to consider capitalizing on them moving forward.Thanks for watching and commenting, I hope you'll subscribe too. If you ever need anything we are always here to help.
Im in Las Vegas also and considering Jacksonville. The mosquitoes 🦟 , insurance and humidity are biggest FL cons for me. Ocean, closer to more cities & new experiences FL pro. We will see
My husband and I have been living in Naples, Florida over a year now and we like it.
I 💯 percent agree with what you shared! 👍
@LisaWynee-Magnuson I'm glad you agree and hope you love living in Naples. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I wouldn’t live anywhere where there is extremes. Finding a happy medium in life is the spice.
@MarleneDawnSandford thanks for watching and commenting.
Im from Miami Florida and Im telling u Florida the best state to live, despite how hot is down here but guess what we have . Hey we have plenty of beautiful beaches, swamps, rivers, and many cocktails you can enjoy.. FINS UP. We have it all
FINS UP !!! Florida isn't for everyone but if you can tolerate the heat, you'll probably love it. Unless of course you love to pay state income tax and shovel snow in which case Florida is probably not a good fit.
What's weird about FL is depending on where you live you get brutal hot summers and chilly winters. Like my parents live in Ocala. And I've been there July where midday easily hits 101 with a heat index of 110.
But then I've been there in January and woke up to Temps in the upper 20s.
So it really depends what part of the state your in how the season change up.
Because south Florida definitely doesn't get that cold. But central and especially Northern parts of the state can and usually do.
@SBNYC Ocala definitely has more seasonal temperature change. In South Florida its hot constantly with a brief reprieve for about two or three weeks when it gets chilly. Chilly being a relative term. I'm originally from New Jersey and chilly here to me is nice. When it gets chilly I go swimming, mostly to get a reaction from my kids. lol.
As someone who was born in South Florida I will honestly say you are right about both the good and bad being true, especially far South like Miami or Broward. Interesting fact, these are the only places in the US outside Hawaii that have a Rainforest or Savannah climate, so expect insane weather sometimes.
Editors note: we dont really have a winter but around late december and January its amazing how the weather gets(especially when we get anything lower than the 60s or 50s)
@Latino-Anon you are right about the weather. Yesterday was a scorcher. I thought my face was going to melt off. Thanks for watching and commenting, I hope you'll subscribe too. If you ever need anything we are always here to help.
I love tropical and subtropical climate
Me too 😍
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I've lived in Cape Coral Florida for my whole life and I fucking hate hurricane season, everytime I go on a walk, it starts raining, I'm that type of person who prefer's cooler weather and that aims for when it's around 6 or 9 pm. I'm definitely moving to central Texas in the future.
As you know we've got two seasons here rainy and less rainy. I love South Florida but Texas is pretty sweet too. We've got some incredible agents and resources in Texas if you ever need help with anything we can definitely hook you up with the best of the best.
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Central and Northern Florida. Might be what your looking for. Anything North of Orlando has pretty chilly winters.
Places like Ocala, and Gainesville average 40s for lows and 60s for highs most the winter and have cold snaps that drop overnight lows into the 20s and datetime highs into the low 50s or upper 40s.
Although they have some pretty rough summers in those areas too. They do tend to get occasional breaks evening and early morning where the humidity will drop a bit. Especially if you live in the areas with higher elevation. There's always a constant breeze. Trust me 75 with low humidity in the summer in Florida is a blessing. And you can only get that in the northern end of the state. There's no kinda relief down south. Until dry season comes back around.
Really useful video, we're staying near Tampa end of October for 2 weeks and hopefully the heat will be just nice then.
Thank you Stuart. Tampa in October should be a little cooler than it is right now.
@@ChrisIgoe1 coming from the UK we'll be happy as long as the sun is out and above 20c 🙂
@@Stupendous855 you don't understand do you. The sun is unforgiving the only good parts is where the water is and if its shaded.
@@Stupendous855 you also fill get a bug called the Florida yuck, its essentially all the mold, pollen, and algae reacting to your body. You get something similar yearly, but it's gone when the sun scours the land, no rain but humidity, now here's the tradeoff by living near the sea sure its cooler but jesus christ you don't get rain for the worst heat and humidity. By mid June the clouds reach over the sea so it just rains and rains until agust or mid October then it's just big weekly storms.
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Smoldering in Florida July n August
You are right !
I am moving to Melbourne, FL in less than a month.
@Notails I attended Florida Air Academy in Melbourne for a brief stint waaaay back in the day. It's grown tremendously since then.
Mosquitoes in December, being wet all the time, gigantic cockroaches, hot, hot, hot, no way. Give me Colorado any day.
A good day in Florida is an overcast day. The sun is punishing.
@MarleneDawnSandford I prefer early to mid mornings and late evenings. I try to stay out of the sun during the middle of the day, it is super hot.
Great video Chris, moving to your area in 2 weeks from Minnesota, really like west Boynton, hope I can settle there😉
Eugene Kaladzinski congrats on the
big move. What brings you South Florida ?
@@ChrisIgoe1 company relocation
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Me seeing this in 2023 and went through hurricane Ian in 2022 I would say that if any hurricane comes and you live in the center around poinciana, lake whales, and Davenport you don’t have to worry about major damages, but some places may have a flooding potential or a river flood just like it happen with Ian. But what’s important is to stay safe.
@xdgolden2306 Safety first. I encourage everyone to have a portable generator no matter where you live. I've been fortunate that in 40+ years of living here I've never received much hurricane damage but I'm always prepared.
In my area, Florida goes from a desert to a rainforest in a month’s time...Droughts followed by deluges.
Where do you live?
@@ChrisIgoe1 , Sarasota. But drought followed by deluge is typical for most of peninsula Florida. The state is within the earth’s desert belt. If it weren’t for the state being a peninsula, it would be as dry as the sahara here.
@@seneciohaworthii970 desert belt? What the heck are you talking about. Its in in the carribean basically
Maybe visit but I couldn't live there. Too flat, I like mountains. People always mention the beaches, and that is nice once in awhile, bit laying around drinking isn't for me. How about mountain climbing, snowmobiling, no bugs, elevation changes. Florida sounds boring to me
This dude is literally a Florida tolerant human type especially with that tan 😅
As much as a big part of me loves the idea of Florida, I hate the heat and especially humidity. I moved to Washington State partly to get away from the seasonal weather extreams of New England, I tolerated the heat and humidity growing up in the Boston area but I hated it, sweating all the time...gross.
The black snakes come into some houses because they too get hot. My neighbor used to have a big one in her closet but she wasn't afraid. I have them in my house but the fast, slithery ones scare me. Give me a grandpa snake, but not a skinny and fast teenager snake.
@marylamb6063 I not a big fan of snakes. Thanks for watching and commenting, if you ever need anything we are always here to help.
What about Gainesville, FL? Moving there for college
Go Gators ! Lots of Gator Alumni in my family. Gainesville is super hot and humid in the summer and gets much colder than South Florida in the winter.
I am visiting Miami this summer
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Here in California, it's not bad
@PedroCortes I love the diversity of Cali weather and its gorgeous natural landscape. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I am from NJ too
Jersey in the house !
How is the weather like in mid June? Planning a trip to South Beach but I see online that a lot of people say that June is the worst month to plan a trip to Miami. Just wondering your thoughts. Thanks!
The summer is brutally hot and if you're not used to it it takes some time to acclimate. If you've got the flexibility I'd say visit in winter.
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At least If you live on the western side of central Florida you get a few cold snaps every winter
@KevoZebo North Florida gets cold too but down here if we get 2 weeks of cold we are lucky.
Where is the best city to do business? I’m a real estate photographer, owning my own company and I would love your insight on which major metropolitan area is best. I used to live in PA with humidity, and because you used to live in NJ, our experiences are rather relative. Where are many younger crowds living at?
Really subjective based on what you want in a home , lifestyle and budget. I’m friends with lots of photographers frm around the state and they do quite well. There’s plenty of business to go around.
Not moving ... yet. But I’m going to ft lauderdale next week and the weather channel says pretty much the whole time I’m there it’s gonna be scattered thunderstorms and rain. Do you think it could change at the last second?
Weather in Florida changes all the time. Hopefully you get a lot of sunshine ☀️
I live in UK and I wanna move to florida for the weather 😩
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A major thunder storm everyday at 3 LMAO. They way you said that was funny.
Thanks Chazz. It's like clock work... seriously.
Thank you, California house prices are horrible, I gotta go.
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@@ChrisIgoe1 Im gonna escape the CA house prices.
I gotta get out
@Nick we've got your back... get ready to max out South Florida Living to the fullest.
What about Tampa area? Is the weather the same for the most part and how is it vs south florida?
@johnames Tampa is very nice too and has very similar weather, since its more north it tends to get a bit colder
As some from Tampa I can tell you its tropical but varies by your position, plant city area has rain and sunshine but mild winters. Heat wise the closer you are to the sea the cooler it is, but humidity is a factor to consider depending on your position in land 30 miles inland provides nearly daily rain fall so it will cool off during these times. Near shore you would have no rain till june or mid june. The best places would be pinellas or as close to the bay as possible since Tampa gets both the sea cooling and the rain. Just prepare to do things during the rain
U almost forgot it rains in florida with clear skys
@DmOnEyKiLlEr15 it rains all the time in Florida.
@@ChrisIgoe1winter sucks
I LOATHE florida, especially the weather. It can burn...and probably will
What about Jacksonville, just as hot or bit cooler?
It gets slightly, just slightly colder as you move north, but we are only talking about 1 or 2Cs. Since the closer you are to the equator of the world, the hotter it is.
Jacksonville and North Florida is going to cooler in the winter. Florida overall has a tropical climate. Winters are nice, summers are brutal.
@@ChrisIgoe1 only extreme South Florida is TRULY Tropical. The rest of the State is Humid Subtropical. Parts of inland Panhandle areas have avg Winter lows in the mid to upper 30's
Only two seasons:
Humid heatwave
*hurricanes*
@@johndesalvo4467 maybe back in the day they had winters that cold, not the last few years
In england you get 4 seasons on 1 day
@JayMoore thanks for watching and commenting, 4 seasons in a day seems fun. In SE Florida we have two conditions: wet and dry. Two weeks cold and the rest varying degrees of hot. Are you thinking of moving to Florida?
@@ChrisIgoe1i hate the cold snow icey temperatures minus 2 degrees it sucks!
No where in the world has best weather like Bay Area. Where I live in Bay Area 67 in the summer:) 50 in the winter.
@JayVoltron that sounds amazing. It feels like it’s a 167 out today. Thank goodness for air conditioning and pool outside. Thanks for watching and commenting, I hope you’ll subscribe too. If you ever need anything we are always here to help.
You made a nice video
Thank you so much 😀
I did visit Nashville Tennessee during one summer. What you decided seems analoguesto their summers.
@DaidalosPlushMix I enjoyed visiting Tennessee, I suspect their summers are similar.
There is one thing worse being too cold, it’s being too hot.
#truth as evidenced by our AC bills
2024 blizzard is due to shifts of gamma and the release of ice pollution and the cooling needed. Today, florida is changing to a more permanent balance, after gamma conditioning-preloading-bias. "All" ice(and under ice, and fake snow, and ...) pollution flows, restored to more normal. Expect the gamma and odours to be very powerful.
Karen's, attitudes-mentality, are habitual and obsessive-compulsive, max-forever. Never blame the other way because, society arrives at Karen's and worse, and in disasters, disaster-relief workers become monsters, similar to leadership.
in summary: hot and rain
You don't need your mask on when you are by yourself outside
If you are by yourself why would you be wearing a mask at all?
@@ChrisIgoe1 it sounded like you said. I wear my mask when I am out for a walk.
I miss understood what you said.
I truly believe we don't need mask at all. Mask doesn't work at all
It's uless.
Family in Florida tells me they have the best weather. I live on the other coast and Florida weather sucks compared to California weather. Not that it will keep me here any longer because the state is run like sht. Don't like the high-rises all over the place in Florida. In California you can't build higher than three stories around the beach area because it blocks the view. In Florida they build high-rises everywhere. Ugly. Desantis is the draw. He runs the state with common sense and integrity 👏
@White I suspect we are gonna lose Desantis when he gets elected as President.
I visited for the month of July, tolerable
If you are ever thinking about moving to south Florida, DON'T.