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Nope. That would be a trade-off (humidity, mild winters) going from north to south. You'd have better luck in the west.
The thing is, on the southeast coast, the severest heat and humidity usually set in about late May and retreat in late September. The rest of the year is lovely...at least IMO.
The entire East Coast has become a steam bath, while the West Coast is as dry as a bone. The best weather I've found in the USA is at the California beaches, San Diego, and Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Not at all, the majority of East Coast cities fall within the Humid Subtropical climate with the exception of Boston which is Humid Continental (Temperate) and Miami which is Tropical, the entire East Coast has hot/humid Summers.
The entire East Coast has become a steam bath, while the West Coast is as dry as a bone. The best weather I've found in the USA is at the California beaches, San Diego, and Santa Fe, New Mexico.
The trade-off being water shortages and wildfires and earthquakes. And don't forget rampant illegal immigration. A little humidity sounds a lot better now doesn't it?
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