Is the Mid-Atlantic the GOAT region?
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desjardins
Veteran
Might be
Only bad weather is snow and occasional hurricane which typically are massively weakened by the time they travel north
Mostly democrat, lots of jobs, might be the best location for travel especially since some like 75% of the country lives east of chicago and it's closest to europe and africa
Only bad weather is snow and occasional hurricane which typically are massively weakened by the time they travel north
Mostly democrat, lots of jobs, might be the best location for travel especially since some like 75% of the country lives east of chicago and it's closest to europe and africa
Georgiamuscle
Superstar
How’s the PAWG situation? 
Marlow Stanfield
Superstar
Summertime humidity is WOAT 
Summertime humidity is WOAT
The deep south is worse. It's borderline tropical down there.
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Da Bull Ace
Pro
Dont forget scrapple
Kenny West
Veteran
Though people complain about the snow it's rarely acknowledged how good we have it weather wise.
Folks out here getting hit by gigantic hurricanes down south, tornados Midwest, wildfires & earthquakes on the West coast.
I can deal with some snow
Folks out here getting hit by gigantic hurricanes down south, tornados Midwest, wildfires & earthquakes on the West coast.
I can deal with some snow
Canada Goose
Pooping on your head :umad:
Northeast is the GOAT region in the U.S but the Mid Atlantic and NE has some overlap so I guess I agree with this thread 
Brolic
High Value Poster
but it’s just as bad in the South.Summertime humidity is WOAT
Canada Goose
Pooping on your head :umad:
Summertime humidity is WOAT
Florida for example has far worse humidity than the Mid Atlantic, I've spent time in both regions being discussed.
My dad always says he loves this region. He started out in the USA in Oregon during high school and as you can imagine, a black Somali teen in Salem was odd in the 1970s.
He lived in Indiana for a year.
Then transferred to Uni of DC and has been here ever since. Not too much snow, no wildfires, not many hurricanes... its kind of in a sweet spot. The diversity of the DC Area plus the international center it is... is also great.
He lived in Indiana for a year.
Then transferred to Uni of DC and has been here ever since. Not too much snow, no wildfires, not many hurricanes... its kind of in a sweet spot. The diversity of the DC Area plus the international center it is... is also great.
