I’m the same way. I moved to Texas a couple years ago and I’m already planning my move back to NH 🤣

ok, drooler

I’ve moved out of state and back a few times in my adult life. Someday I hope to move someplace warm. I absolutely loved Southern California except for the bad air. Florida was my least favorite. Absolutely horrible and trashy. Arizona is beautiful, I had friends who lived there when I was in Southern California and I loved that I could just drive to visit them. Congratulations on your move! Enjoy the sun! ❤️

Potato farmer. Cute. It was a joke, not a dick. Don't take it so hard

You said something reasonable and logical. A lot of Reddit hates that.

Sounds like your car has a coolant leak.

What report are you referring to?

I lived in AZ for over a decade (grew up in NH and live in NH now). I much prefer NH to AZ. What part of you moving to? I’m curious what made you choose Arizona.

Might be better that way.

I'm moving to NH from AZ. After our latest report stating that Ducey has been covering up the fact that we won't have water when I'm not even dead yet I figured it was time to get out before my house is worth a penny.

Same shit happened to me when we moved to the mountains in Arizona. I thought it would be like my home state of Oregon lots of trees clean air, but the traffic from Phoenicians coming to see snow and our woodstoves made the air quality worse than Phoenix.

For anyone wondering about where the Ohio chemicals drifted, here are some NOAA images of the spread.

I too am Fartacus

It was a major factor in deciding to move there lol. Wife had offers in Montana and New Mexico too but Idaho was the least cultural shock so to speak

I called NH DES and they said they believe the particulate cloud went north of us, so no disrespect to the gentleman meteorologist on here, but everyone is just working off a theory. Bottom line is there has been zero actual data gathering done or sample testing. Until that occurs there's not going to be any reliable proof. Could I offer you a glass of water?

There's a post from a NH meteorologist from a few days ago in this sub stating it won't reach us up here

just remember.....if it weren't for MA, NH would all look like Aroostook County in ME

so take a seat, potato farmer

Hi. not a meteorologist here but they said to go home, the water is safe to drink and bathe your children, yet residents show videos of dead wildlife everywhere and oily crap in the water. other than that , nothing to see here folks. I'll bet the response would have been different if the spill were on Martha's Vineyard or Nantucket

Found the masshole.

Of all the states out west, Idaho is probably the most New Hampshirey (other than the increased proportion of wacky religious zealots). Pine trees and mountains and rivers and all that good stuff. Thicc on the bottom, skinny at the top. Also potatoes.

NH is relatively perfect when comparing to other states. It ranks #1 in a lot of categories.

Barely. A newish hot water heater might only kick on a couple times a day for a few minutes when you aren't using hot water.

This map only shows fine particulate matter and ozone… it will not show anything related to toxic chemicals, and more specifically those released by the controlled burn in OH.

Wife is making me leave NH to move out to Idaho. She's not really making me lol but there was a career opportunity that came up that she just couldn't pass on

We both love NH, just wish that it was easier to settle down here

She looked for career opportunities here but they just couldn't compare to what out west was offering. Sad because NH is in dire need of Healthcare workers but they are doing nothing to entice workers to come, I mean the Dartmouth name only goes so far, it's why nurses and physicians are leaving everyday

We will be back to NH though

I'm going to miss the White Mountains the most, get depressed about leaving them

I will!