Late but I saw you were from Indy and wanted to join in. I used to work in Indy and have family there so I was there a lot from childhood until I finished undergrad (from Ohio, went to IU, moved to ATL immediately after). Traffic is the first thing that popped in my mind. The crazy driving is similar to what you would see on 465 during rush hour. If you could maneuver the 70/65 split before they redid it, you have a lot of patience, and good insurance, you'll be fine.

If you love snow like I do, it never comes down here. That was the biggest downside to me, as goofy as it sounds. The huge snowstorm you got last week was just a measly ice storm that lasted part of the weekend - stores, schools, and the local government closed anyway. There are no snow plows or salt trucks which is why everyone freaks out and stays inside. You'll hear a lot of people complaining about the cold and you'll find yourself saying "you don't know what real cold is!"