Living in Michigan vs. Texas | West Michigan Living

[@PhatRobsOils]

Michigan Fall is 30 days Spring is 30 days, 90 day summer 7 months of Sub 40.............

[@chetisanhart3457]

Grew up in Michigan then moved to Ohio, E.Texas, Connecticut, S.Florida, Indiana, and Illinois. Came home to Michigan and love it. I reccomend the Mt.Pleasant area.

[@midori6216]

Houston texas. It’s too damn hot. Lived here all my life and I will and can NEVER get used to it. It’s horrible. I plan on moving to Michigan next year 😭 it’s a complete change but I’m so ready for it 🙌🏼

[@HokageFlete]

Northern Michigan>

[@brendaniebel1355]

Born and raised in MI. Lived in Houston Texas for 9 years,and hated it!

[@brendaniebel1355]

Humidity sucks,in Houston Texas!

[@patriciaariley5810]

Texas hill country, is very hard on my E bike .

[@SJ-um2ym]

I live in Austin, tx. It’s humid as heck here. Today here it’s 107 here and the low is 80 and it’s humid. I lived in upstate NY for 3 years. I loved the winter. I loved being able to camp in the summer. Here if you camp in the Summer you might die. Seriously. The kids are off school and we stay inside with A/C. I hate it. I miss seasons. You have it good.

[@Liberal.Linda.]

Central Texas here, an hour outside Austin, and we are DEFINITELY humid here. It varies, but it is NOT dry. That's West Texas. North, east, south coast, and central - all humid af.

[@jandrew1994]

You're wrong about the dry heat. Texas is HOT AND VERY HUMID and sticky hot nights with the low around 80 in the summer. Except for the very sparsely populated NW panhandle part, Texas is VERY humid. From San Antonio to Austin to Dallas-Fort Worth and eastward, it is HUMID HUMID HUMID. And Houston is just INSUFFERABLY humid!! If you want dry heat, think Arizona or New Mexico or Nevada... definitely NOT TEXAS!!!

[@livinginwestmi]

Oh man! Definitely common misconception for use Michiganders! Thank for being that to our attention!

[@joseroman8990]

Just landed here. I dont understand basement. Is basement counted in sq ft for house. Never seem a basement or understand the puepose.

[@sayray107]

Hi! Texan here. I live on the Gulf Coast and it’s humid here year round. I didn’t know Michigan had humidity like that! My fiancé and I may be potentially moving to the Grand Rapids area this year!

[@Hamter342]

West Michigan is nice. Grand Rapids bigger city, check out Holland Michigan nice small diverse town 20 minutes from Grand Rapids

[@whackcracka]

Humidity sucks. Our summers feel like coming out of a hot shower lol

[@PhatRobsOils]

The humidity is nothing, i lived in texas 7 years Florida for 5, living in Michigan on and off my hole life. Summers are not even close to that of a texas summer, and the summers are short. They leave out even in SW Michigan we have chance of snow until Mid May and mid September.

[@SupernovaX72]

Texas is actually pretty humid.

[@jessieharbinjr.6589]

Texas weather changes by the hour, and we have lots of humidity south of Dallas.

[@user-wd8st8cv8e]

This is helpful!! Definitely looking forward to more weather related videos! Driving in snow? Heavy rain?? Tornado season?

[@ThatFateGuy69]

Texans biggest issue not dealing with snow if you can survive that you will be fine.

[@livinginwestmi]

Its not that bad at all! Just buy an all wheel drive or 4x4 and its easy!

[@West1042]

We live on the gulf coast east of Houston. I've never seen snow above maybe half an inch. When it comes to hurricane proofing a house, we got that. I have no idea how to deal with the snow. We're looking to possibly make the move to west Michigan by summer 23.

[@livinginwestmi]

We could definitely help you learn how to deal with snow! It can be fun as it is annoying. What’s making you think to move to Michigan?

[@West1042]

Change of scenery. Outside of my 5 years in the military, I've lived in the same place going on 27 years. We only have 2 seasons here, room temp and oven. It would be nice to have 4 true seasons.

[@schuylerleithulfr788]

Howdy fellas. I'm Texan born and actually a home owner (believe it or not) in East Europe. Things have gotten a bit wacko out here and I've decided to come back to the states for awhile, stock pile some cash and buy me a trailer. I'll be postin' up there until I feel comfortable with comin back. Now don't get me wrong, I'm proud to be a Texan, damn proud. But I'm a Texan that just can't handle the damn heat. I reckon it's all the Northern and Eastern European blood I got, might be a genetic thing. Anyway, I'm moving down on to my cousins land and I aint never been to Michigan before! I'm really looking forward to it and I sure do appreciate y'all giving us this video! I do better in the north! Colder, greener places. And I'm really looking forward to owning a home in ya'lls state that I can go to anytime. (Even if it is an old trailer. Hahaha!) Wish me luck! Thanks so much! (Btw, I'm a swamp Texan. Right on the border of Louisiana! If there's a hurricane, it'll probably hit us. I know that humidity all too well! There's folks who get eaten by gators down here often. Guess I can't escape it, but at least I won't have to deal with it AS MUCH. )

[@dominicpecoraro6074]

I live in southwest Michigan and were planning to move to Texarkana area. Michigan sucks. snow is no fun. I've been here 27 years. the winter takes a toll on your vehicle and body. not only that, the politicians are horrible.

[@patriciaariley5810]

Greg Abbott or abutt as we Texans call him you will not like a lot of horrible things he is doing.

[@joseroman8990]

Politicians horrible? In TX the politicians are awesome if you are an evangelical. TX for 40 years. I am looking at moving from DFW TX to Marquette MI.

[@robertcolpitts4534]

​@@joseroman8990 - Get ready for lots of snow. Sometimes it's epic! 😂😂

[@patriciaariley5810]

Been there looking to join the michigan wwizarding world. What are your E bike laws like.

[@patriciaariley5810]

Holidays?

[@lisasdfwhightechworld9946]

The big cities in Texas are flat, but with The Hill Country and the mountain ranges of West Texas, only 44% of Texas is flat. After 6 decades in Texas, I have never seen a tornado or known anyone who has. Statistically, DFW residents have a better chance of dying in flash flooding than a tornado.

[@eshoo8000]

Humidity in Michigan is more like stickiness that most skins types won’t handle, unfortunately this makes Michigan really bad at all seasons!

[@christinearmington]

Nice try! 😉🤦‍♀️

[@midori6216]

Do you need specific tires for driving in the snow ?? I’d love to know more about driving in that weather just tips

[@shirleybalinski4535]

Study U-Tube videos. Read up on it. Take a driving course when here. Nothing like driving in it!! Pick quiet suburban street or quiet country road & practice!! Go islow.

[@MaleMotivation69]

I've lived in both and texas is definitely better in most ways but michigan is worth the visit if you like outdoors stuff

[@midori6216]

Htx 7 lanes 😂😭