Seattle-Tacoma area, around Lake Washington, from east of I-5 out to the mountains, about to hwy 203.  That&#x27;s inland enough for when the big one hits again, great climate, good farming; its a good place to live. Just be sure to live at least 100 feet above sea level.<p>The Piedmont area of Maryland, Virginia, North &amp; South Carolina.  Good climate, good farming, minimal natural disasters.<p>The Hudson River Valley of New York is similar, although a bit colder.<p>I&#x27;ve heard good things about the Portland, Oregon area, but I haven&#x27;t been there.  I suggest living east of I-5, again, though.<p>The rest of the United States has interesting weather.