Rank the states based on where you'd want to live

[Flake]

1. North Carolina (Asheville)
2. Georgia (Atlanta)
3. Virginia (Roanoke)
4. Maryland (Baltimore)
5. Minnesota (Duluth)
6. Colorado (Boulder)
7. Oregon (Portland)
8. Michigan (Marquette)
9. Pennsylvania (Pittsburgh)
10. Maine (Augusta)
11. Vermont (Burlington)
12. Florida (Tampa)
13. Washington (Seattle)
14. D.C.
15. Illinois (Chicago)
16. Montana (Missoula)
17. Wisconsin (Superior)
18. California (San Francisco)
19. Louisiana (Baton Rouge)
20. Alaska (Fairbanks)
21. New Hampshire (Concord)
22. Hawaii (Hilo)
23. Iowa (Des Moines)
24. New Jersey (Cherry Hill)
25. Delaware (Dover)
26. Massachusetts (Boston)
27. North Dakota (Fargo)
28. New York (Niagra Falls)
29. South Dakota (Grand Rapids)
30. Kentucky (Lexington)
31. Connecticut (New Haven)
32. Rhode Island (Providence)
33. South Carolina (Charleston)
34. Tennessee (Knoxville)
35. West Virginia (Charleston)
36. Missouri (Kansas City)
37. Indiana (Indianapolis)
38. Nevada (Reno)
39. Nebraska (Lincoln)
40. Arkansas (Little Rock)
41. Mississippi (Jackson)
42. Alabama (Montgomery)
43. Idaho (Moscow)
44. Ohio (Cincinnati)
45. New Mexico (Albuquerque)
46. Utah (Salt Lake City)
47. Kansas (Lawrence)
48. Texas (San Antonio)
49. Arizona (Tuscon)
50. Wyoming (Cheyenne)
51. Oklahoma (Tulsa)

[Flake]

I don't understand the appeal of Florida, South Carolina is enough of an oven for me.  I hope to get out of the South as soon as I'm out of college, so glad I go back to Louisville during the Summer.

Some of us like the heat and can't f**king stand the cold.

Florida isn't as hot...or as cold as the rest of the South. At least on the Southern shores.

Compared to the rest of the south, Florida has a more stable range from all of the ocean surrounding it. It also doesn't hurt that we get a whole lot of rain in the summer keeping the temperatures lower.