Could you consider living in a different climate zone?

I've lived in several climates over the years.

IL - 4 seasons with fussy, often not snowy winters and hot, humid summers.

WI - Long, cold, depressing winters with lots of snow and all the other seasons are cool and mild.

TN - Very hot and humid most of the year, autumn is very rainy, winters are sort of cold, but mostly not snowy.

Texas (Northern part) - Hot and humid between April and Oct. (6 months), all other seasons are crammed into the other 6 months. Autumn is rainy and sometimes stormy, winter is mild and mostly rainy, with a few ice storms and sometimes snow, spring is stormy.

CA (Northern part) - Mediterranean climate. Hot, dry summers (somewhat more humid near the river delta), cool, rainy winters. Never snows, and rarely does it get stormy at all.

I'd say the Mediterranean climate is the one I find most tolerable, though I sometimes miss having snow in December.

Sure. I wouldn't miss these northern winters. There are disadvantages to those warmer areas too, though.

I lived in the desert Southwest for eight years. The weather seemed nice, at first. But after a couple of years it became boring. Two seasons: hot, and not-as-hot. I swear I could have done the weather forecast for Phoenix. It was the same nearly every day: "High pressure dominates..." was said by the weather guy all the time.

I was thrilled to move back to a place with four seasons (I now live in central Minnesota). Sure, winter can drag on some years, but oh, when Spring finally comes, it's heavenly! 😊

Heck, I'd relocate to Antarctica for the right salary.

i like the four seasons.

No. I've lived in a climate of cold winters and hot summers all my life. Even though I don't like winter or summer, Spring and Fall make up for them. I'd hate to be where it's always hot or always freezing cold.

I wouldn't want to go any farther north than where I am now (I'm in the Columbus, OH area). My favorite seasons are Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter (in that order). I wouldn't want to go too far south, though, because I'm not a fan of humidity and excessive heat.

As much as I complain about Winter weather, I think I'd miss it if I moved. So...I guess my answer to the question would be "No."