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14 Retirement Cities With Awful Weather

February 7, 2022 · Retirement Life
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When it comes to retirement, things like income, taxes and retirement plans are always prioritized. But when it comes to weather conditions, we often forget to consider them.

If you want to live in one of these cities, you must know beforehand that you’re going to deal with smoky skies and a couple of other twisters, as the weather is unpredictable.

So if you don’t want to risk your wellbeing, you’d probably want to avoid these areas, no matter how large your nest egg is. We made a list of cities that are well known to have a bad reputation for extreme weather conditions or are at risk for natural disasters, so check it out:

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One response to “14 Retirement Cities With Awful Weather”

  1. Buzzy Seal says:
    July 11, 2022 at 5:18 pm

    We moved here from Charlotte…should have stayed there. Even after visiting here for 7 years, living here isn’t great. Restaurants: (mostly closed now except tourist traps), High taxes:, (considered tourist town!) High Home insurance: (Hurricane threat) High Car insurance: (terrible driving from visitors rubber necking) Hot and Humid as you know what! If you have asthma…STAY AWAY!!!
    Ready to move…Jack legs for repairmen: They come and go with the tide!
    Buzzy Seal

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