[beepbeet]

my parents r considering moving out tawrds texas to be exact sugar land texas , thats somewhere near houston i guess
n i was wonder fro those who live near houston , i was wondering hows the weather liek in the summer , winter , n how the people r like n the enviorment
thansk MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!! byeee

[Wheldcobchoto]

I was born in Houston. But haven't been there in a very long time. All I can tell you is that summers are blistering hot and humid. Houston is one of the biggest cities in the country, both in people and land area and it has NASTY traffic. From what I understand winters are relatively mild. I'm also told that it is a great place to party. I'vce had a couple of friends move away from tampa (which is one hell of a partying town) to houston, because they could get better jobs and the city (according to them) had a lot more to offer from an entrtainment POV.
Oh and they have some very high end hospitals. If a conditioned can be cured, there is a good chance that you can find a place in houston to treat it.

[Yb4bulVR]

Also born in Houston.... Humble to be exact...and I have cousins down there. You're close to the gulf coast, so like Santeno said, the summers are blistering hot (100+ degrees at points) and made worse by the fact that it's so humid that the moment you step out of the refrigerated comfort of your home you break into a profuse sweat. Sugar Land is basically a suburb of Houston, so pretty much everything you need you can find, and the center of the city is a relatively short drive away. Distance-wise, anyway... Houston traffic is hellish. Winter can get cold... not snowy, but expect lots of rain, maybe some ice/sleet from time to time. You'll find that people in Texas are friendly, though often pretty conservative.

[beepbeet]

wow , thaanks domino , i cant stand the heat n i hate the humid weather
i herd houses over there are ridiculosly cheap , unlike california

[Yb4bulVR]

You certainly get more for your money there, that's for sure.

[FUNALA]

Sugarland is named that because it grew up around a gigantic sugar refinery, which i think closed recently. The weather is hot during the summer, cool during the winter. It rains alot in Houston, and hurricanes are a threat too. But you can definetly get a much better home than in California. $500,000 is more than enough to get a large home.

[beepbeet]

i had a feeling cause i looved on a map( gogle earth) lo n it said sugar factory something liek that so i was guessing that they name it after that , wehn i first herd the name im like ur kidding right , sugarland! , do they have candy canes everywhere ? lol thanks alot! if anyone wants to put in more infor bout houston id love to hear it !

[pipitous]

i live in houston (my parents wouldn't want me to give that away but there are 4 million people here so i don't think it's much of a risk...). basically i repeat what domino said, summers are literally hellish (i go to school on a bus with no a/c, only a heater, and august to october were awful especially since it's an hour-long bus ride to my school), fall/winter is almost indistinguishable from each other but much better than summer; there can occasionally be very cold winter days/weeks but alot of the time it can all be very mild, 70-degree-type weather (tommorow, for example, is supposed to just be in the mid 70s, and it's christmas eve for god's sake). i don't know about sugarland but i believe the suburbs near the big airport are largely made up of very affordable but nice houses thanks to the land value...

[beepbeet]

thanks alot SV
y is ur school 1 hour away thats FARR!