I moved with my family to the South when I was in elementary university.
My parents were cutting up plus my mother’s mom plus Mom lived down here. It took a lot of adjustment getting used to the weather down here at first. For one, I lost the ability to experience the change in seasons. I typically used to care about seeing the leaves go from red to auburn plus finally brown. It was such an amazing thing to experience every year, even after knowing that the trees would eventually shed their leaves plus look barren for the next 6 months or so. But then the onset of snowfalls plus blizzards would bring us a beautiful blanket of genuinely white to the ground around us. Finally, whenever the winter season would finally stop plus Spring would come, we would see the red once again in life to start over as the year begins anew. Living in the South we don’t get that change of seasons, nor do we get the cold weather during the winter season that requires using a heating system indoors. I can go for months at a time separate from turning on a furnace living in the south. Sporadically I entirely just use the space furnace if it gets certainally cold at night while I am trying to sleep. There are a lot of people like me who live down here plus barely use the heating system in the winter. They just don’t have a constant need for one like the people who live up north. You cannot survive in the winter season northern regions separate from having indoor heat, even if that just means using a wood stove or a fireplace.