We got 3 inches of wet heavy snow last night and now its freezing rain:gah:, and I am jealous but after I retire next year I will be a snowbird, not sure what part of the country but most definitely somewhere warm.
Steve, we had some great riding weather here in South Florida today.:GL1800:
It was 77 to 79 most of the day.ThumbUp
Now you're just Bragging............
Not really, it's just a normal Florida cold front. I still had to wear my leather jacket.
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Thin blood from living in FLA........:laugh:...
It's the price you pay.......:biggrin:
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Thin blood from living in FLA........:laugh:...
I retired January 2005. I looked at only 2 places. Florida and Arizona. I am a "water person". For the first 10 years of retirement I lived on my boat and traveled the inside passage between Seattle and Alaska during summers. I initially thought Florida would be my winter destination. But Arizona won. Low humidity, lower cost of living, a lot fewer creepy-crawly things and no gators. We have mountains. We have valleys. I can ride 70 miles and be over 5,000 feet in the mountains to cool down on a warm day. Or stay in the valley and ride on cooler days. Today I went for a little 130 mile ride with friends. It was 73 degrees.
Last year there were a total of 15 days of measurable rain at Phoenix Sky Harbor airport. That's 15 days for the entire year! I no longer snow bird. I live here full time. Summers can be brutal. But we have reasonable riding temperatures for 9 months of the year. The other 3 months are spent soaking in the swimming pool. Retirement is great. I recommend it..... Jim
I agree ............ Y'all Should move to FL ........... Next door to Jack. We have way to many left coasters trying to settle in TX. Just yesterday, I offered some hand with CA plates, $20 forfood and a full tank of gas if they'd keep driving east towards Jackson, MS :laugh::clapping:
Please don't sen any more New Yorker's here, all they do is whine and bring the Covid Virus with them