I loved in Ohio for 12 years. Ok so, houston is a giant grid surrounded by 3 rings of looped highways. Think of like downtown Cincinnati on crack. The drivers of Houston are several times worse than Ohio drivers when it rains but they are that bad all the time. Ohio can have long sprinkle rain that can last a whole day while houston has flash flooding out of nowhere within 20 minutes and then dissappear after 20 minutes. The nice thing about texas is the winters, blue sky and green trees. Houston is humid though, the winters of houston are 2x the humidity of Ohio summers. Houston is also a concrete jungle for the most part. Dallas is not a grid and not humid like houston. Dallas is actually like a lot of seperate places mashed together so you can find your people in Dallas if you find the right area. Houston is reliant on the energy sector, Dallas not so much.
I loved in Ohio for 12 years. Ok so, houston is a giant grid surrounded by 3 rings of looped highways. Think of like downtown Cincinnati on crack. The drivers of Houston are several times worse than Ohio drivers when it rains but they are that bad all the time. Ohio can have long sprinkle rain that can last a whole day while houston has flash flooding out of nowhere within 20 minutes and then dissappear after 20 minutes. The nice thing about texas is the winters, blue sky and green trees. Houston is humid though, the winters of houston are 2x the humidity of Ohio summers. Houston is also a concrete jungle for the most part. Dallas is not a grid and not humid like houston. Dallas is actually like a lot of seperate places mashed together so you can find your people in Dallas if you find the right area. Houston is reliant on the energy sector, Dallas not so much.