cb1313 Posted November 20, 2009 #1 Posted November 20, 2009 I am in Arkansas and looking for a warmer winter . How warm is your winter ? Now... I have lived in Chicago (born there). New Hampshire, Florida, Washington state and Guam so I know about these places. I will being living in a 37 foot toy hauler 5th wheel in a park . cb
CrazyHorse Posted November 20, 2009 #2 Posted November 20, 2009 I am in Arkansas and looking for a warmer winter . How warm is your winter ? Now... I have lived in Chicago (born there). New Hampshire, Florida, Washington state and Guam so I know about these places. I will being living in a 37 foot toy hauler 5th wheel in a park . cb I hear you brother I'm tired of Chicago too. Texas or Arizona or Southern California would be my choices.
RandyR Posted November 20, 2009 #3 Posted November 20, 2009 If it were me, I'd go to Corpus Christie area of Texas for the winter and then right back here in north Georgia for the summer.
Condor Posted November 20, 2009 #5 Posted November 20, 2009 I am in Arkansas and looking for a warmer winter . How warm is your winter ? Now... I have lived in Chicago (born there). New Hampshire, Florida, Washington state and Guam so I know about these places. I will being living in a 37 foot toy hauler 5th wheel in a park . cb Brownsville Tx. Learn how to say Gracias...
FJR Rider Posted November 20, 2009 #6 Posted November 20, 2009 Can't beat New Mexico. Isn't that the truth!! Lived in Albuquerque 10 years (late 70s and again late 80s)...loved skiing on Saturday and playing golf on Sundays in the winter time Curt
Nemo Posted November 20, 2009 #8 Posted November 20, 2009 We have a motorhome and spend the winters in the Mission Texas area. The weather is very nice and warm, but windy. Summers would be too hot!
slick97spirit Posted November 20, 2009 #9 Posted November 20, 2009 If it were me, I'd go to Corpus Christie area of Texas for the winter and then right back here in north Georgia for the summer. I've got a brother that live in Corpus Christie. He takes great delight in calling me often to tell me that it's 80 and sunny with a slight breeze in off the ocean.
rod Posted November 20, 2009 #10 Posted November 20, 2009 Best weather is in San Diego. Many miles of great bike roads year round. Rod
dynodon Posted November 20, 2009 #11 Posted November 20, 2009 Spent some vacation time in Nevada, and have friends that live in the valley below Reno, in Minden/Gardnerville. The valley is high enough they have some cold weather, even snow, but it is usually gone by mid-day. Not a bad place to be.
Freebird Posted November 20, 2009 #12 Posted November 20, 2009 San Diego is great year round. Maybe the best climate in the USA as far as I'm concerned. The only problem is that it is too crowded for my taste. South Texas has nice winter weather and not nearly as crowded.
starkruzen Posted November 20, 2009 #13 Posted November 20, 2009 82 in Sunny in South Florida! Going riding this weekend to Miami Beach with our group..Wonna come?
BuddyRich Posted November 20, 2009 #14 Posted November 20, 2009 Loved southern CA but its a parking lot twice a day for 4 hours each time and its expensive. We get pretty good winter weather here in San Antonio. If a Northerner blows in its usually gone in a couple of days and back into the upper 60's and low 70's. But it can be cold for those couple of days.
CrazyHorse Posted November 20, 2009 #15 Posted November 20, 2009 Loved southern CA but its a parking lot twice a day for 4 hours each time and its expensive. We get pretty good winter weather here in San Antonio. If a Northerner blows in its usually gone in a couple of days and back into the upper 60's and low 70's. But it can be cold for those couple of days. My wife loves San Antonio how is the summer? Is it humid? I guess my goal would be low humidity anywhere I went.
BuddyRich Posted November 21, 2009 #16 Posted November 21, 2009 We get humid days and dry days. Seems more are humid. You'll have to go west of here for dryer weather. Del Rio is a desert town and only a couple of hours away. That maybe someplace you want to consider.
Yammer Dan Posted November 21, 2009 #17 Posted November 21, 2009 I spent the winter after Hurricane Hugo rebuilding telephone lines in the U S Virgin Islands. Now that was a winter.
Aussie Annie Posted November 21, 2009 #18 Posted November 21, 2009 San Diego is great year round. Maybe the best climate in the USA as far as I'm concerned. The only problem is that it is too crowded for my taste. South Texas has nice winter weather and not nearly as crowded. how about Western Australia? We ride all year round and NEVER put the bikes to bed for the winter
Yammer Dan Posted November 21, 2009 #19 Posted November 21, 2009 how about Western Australia? We ride all year round and NEVER put the bikes to bed for the winter :rasberry::rasberry::rasberry: It just ain't fair!!! Work that poor bike all year!!
Stoutman Posted November 21, 2009 #20 Posted November 21, 2009 (edited) If you want low humidity head for higher elevations. I've spent a few winters in Southern Utah and it is pretty nice. There are lots of twisty roads and great vistas. You will get some cold weather, but no humidity. The only problem is finding a good paying job. Also, if you are not a member of the predominant faith you may feel a bit outcast. The rural areas are 90% Mormon. Don't get me wrong here. In general, they are great neighbors and will treat you with respect. They are hard working and as honest as people come, but they just won't have you over for dinner or talk to you much unless they see you in church. The first question the seem to ask is: "What ward to you go to?" A Ward is another name for their church house. There are other churches in the area, more than there used to be. Lutheran, Catholic, Baptist, whatever you are looking for. You may have to ride a bit farther is all, but you may just want to go skip church once you get the two wheels rollin. Also, not as friendly as Texans, I'm just sayin.... Edited November 22, 2009 by Stoutman
AKRefugee Posted November 22, 2009 #21 Posted November 22, 2009 Gotta agree with San Diego. If you stay a little bit to the east you can find a ton of places to hook up the 5th wheel. If you position yourself properly you can be within 30-45 minutes of the ocean, 30-45 minutes from the desert and 30-45 minutes from Mexico. And like Rod mentioned lots of great riding in this area. Lets us know if you end up in the area.
hig4s Posted November 22, 2009 #22 Posted November 22, 2009 Gotta agree with San Diego. If you stay a little bit to the east you can find a ton of places to hook up the 5th wheel. If you position yourself properly you can be within 30-45 minutes of the ocean, 30-45 minutes from the desert and 30-45 minutes from Mexico. And like Rod mentioned lots of great riding in this area. Lets us know if you end up in the area. El Cajon CA,, West of San Diego about 15 miles, near the foot hills of the Coyote mountains. http://www.vacationerrv.com/default.aspx
Thom Posted November 22, 2009 #23 Posted November 22, 2009 I've got a brother that live in Corpus Christie. He takes great delight in calling me often to tell me that it's 80 and sunny with a slight breeze in off the ocean. so i will not be mean and tell you what the temp. is rite now yaaaaa i will , rite now it is 61% , i live only 25 miles from CC , and with in 25 miles of me there is 125 RV parks ! so there is lots of places to park that toyhouse Thom PS the fishing is great !
hig4s Posted November 22, 2009 #24 Posted November 22, 2009 so i will not be mean and tell you what the temp. is rite now yaaaaa i will , rite now it is 61% , i live only 25 miles from CC , and with in 25 miles of me there is 125 RV parks ! so there is lots of places to park that toyhouse Thom PS the fishing is great ! 84% humdity, with a 10 degree chance of rain.
Thom Posted November 22, 2009 #25 Posted November 22, 2009 84% humdity, with a 10 degree chance of rain. YA YA YA about the same as back home i know:whistling: , but here you should see what happens when it rains 12 in. in 24 hrs.
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