None of us can really answer that question since we are all different. If you have a specific area in mind, visit it during different times of the year to see how your body reacts.

My general conclusion is that it really doesn't matter where you live. Barometric pressure will affect you regardless. Take care.

Southern California is an area that has the lowest percentage of change in barometric pressure and thus I am thankful we were lead to live here before finding out the diagnosis. and it does bother me much when travelling to visit family in other parts of the country - so - if you are able, it is worth testing out!

Hi, I live in ohio and hate the cold. Whenever I go to Florida I feel so much better. We are going in the am for 2 weeks at ft myers beach

I moved from RI to AZ and have definitely noticed improvement. The warmth, dryness and lack of humidity/mold seem to have helped somewhat with symptoms.

I lived in FL for 2 years. It was a disaster. I am now completely heat intolerant and humidity is not my friend either.

That is some place that I would never consider as a place to live again. It is very expensive. Utilities are horrible and they are running out of water. The water is pretty much undrinkable anyway. You have to buy bottled. Good luck with your search.

I don't know where would be a good place to move to. I would need 75 to 85 year round, low humidity. Can't stand heat or cold, rain, snow, wind!

I live in Alberta, definitely feel worse in the winter. I use a SAD lamp daily, the big light box, it helps a lot with fatigue! I go on a winter vacation to Mexico when I can afford it, and feel good there....

I can tell you..TEXAS is BAD because of the high heat, humidity and the temperatures vary a lot from day to day in fall, winter, and spring. You can go from using heater one day to air conditioner the next day., or even in the same day. it's terrible.

I literally just moved to a warmer state a year ago. I love it. I moved from TN to FL but I had to keep humidity in mind. I moved across the street from the beach. I don't live in a nice beach home.. believe me.. but I live in an apartment across the street from it. I'm in between Pensacola Beach and Destin. Inland Pensacola is always pretty humid, but where I live is on a strip of land in between Pensacola Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. We always have a salty cross breeze and it feels great.
I don't regret it one bit. The ocean is AMAZING for my joints. I had red, hot, swollen joints before I came here. Now for about 6 months I can swim in the ocean water and my joints are less inflamed. They don't get red or hot anymore.
DON'T GET ME WRONG... I still have joint pain. It's just not the same and I'm not as still during the cold weather months. But the warm weather sure does help me. There's only about two months out of the year that it gets cold and it never goes below 50 during the daytime.
You have to make the decision yourself. It's not for everybody.

Thanks everyone. I am considering moving to Arizona. The heat does wonders for me and my body. My family and I went to Scottsdale a couple years ago, in January and I felt so good. I have also been to Phoenix during the summer months and although it was extremely hot I could always stay indoors with the AC.

Good luck! I have heard great things about those areas.