What Is Winter Like When Living In Indianapolis Indiana
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- What Is Winter Like When Living In Indianapolis Indiana? Good question and it's certainly one we hear often. Especially if that person is not from the midwest. If you're thinking of moving to Indianapolis Indiana, a true midwest winter is something you will experience. When living in Indianapolis the winter is just part of experiencing all four seasons... which is a positive thing about living in the midwest... in my opinion.
The winter in Indianapolis isn't as bad as what many people think. It's not my favorite season but I certainly do enjoy some of it. I like the variety it brings. When living in Indianapolis you'll get hot summers and cold winters. The spring and fall offer relief and rescue from both. I've been living in the Indianapolis area since 1997 and I have to say that I wouldn't want to live anywhere that doesn't experience all of the seasons. Take a look at this video where I describe what the winter is like in Indianapolis Indiana!
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What a good video. I made a pros and cons list on cities I am interested in relocating. I did put harsh winters as a con for Indianapolis. I love 4 seasons and I like cold, just not subzero temperatures lol. Indianapolis is still high on my list! Thanks!
Thanks! The winter can be harsh here so you'll have to get used to that if living here. But, it makes you appreciate the other 3 seasons quite a bit.
I would not consider winter as a whole harsh in Indy. Usually there is a week or two that is harsh and the rest of winter is manageable.
@@andy7889 agreed. A few weeks of snow and such but after that it's more Seattle like.
Broad ripple village is a distinctive place in Indianapolis, Jason Compton!
As a person born and raised here in Indy on the East Side/Irvington, I'm impressed. Nice videos on Indy.
Thanks! Appreciate that.
It's my goal to live in Indanapolis I can take it
im so afraid of moving out of Florida it doesn't snow here at all and i cant even handle 50 degrees
It would be an interesting transition for you
Got offered a job in Indy. I’m from Hawaii and have lived in Cali for 12 years. Idk if I’m gonna adjust to the different lifestyle. I appreciate the video.
Hi Jason, thanks for sharing your video about broad ripple village in Indianapolis!
It can also be up in the air I’m sure you know but last week we went from 60 degrees to snowstorm in just a couple days
Broad ripple village has a distinctive neighborhood as well!
Im from southern Wisconsin, where snow doesn't melt until March, is Indianapolis similar, how about fort Wayne 🤔..i wouldn't mind snow if it melts right away 🙂
Keep up the great work 👍 👏
I spent a year in Eau Claire. Indy is by comparison tropical.
just grow a pair
Hi Jason,
Thanks for sharing this video and your channel, which has been a great source for me to get familiarized with Indy. I come to your channel, because I'm having to choose between Indy and Toronto. I'm currently in Abu Dhabi, so the weather is in opposite ends of spectrum. But how'd you compare winter between Indy and Toronto (Canada in general).
Indy is likely better than a Toronto winter but it isn't perfect here. It's still winter!
I move from Puero Rico, is my first time experiencing snow. Do you have any tips for the cars?
Drive slowly if there's snow. Also, be sure you have good tires
@@LivingInIndianapolis thank you! ❤️
Man i couldnt live in indy i hate it especially winter... i am more world about shootings tho. lol jk
From Miami, FL and spent one winter in Indianapolis. There was a snow storm, January 1994, and I was shocked at the amount of snow and slush afterwards on the ground. It was beautiful but depressing.
The snow can be tough but we don't really get that much compared to other midwest cities
i live in indianapolis and i am were and will be COMPLETELY fine with all four seasons because i did do and will stick with my really really STRONG interests/hobbies
Wind-chill makes the cold unavoidable. It sticks to the skin if exposed. It can be 30 degrees with wind chill of 20. It feels colder than -10 degrees with no wind-chill
Coming from Chicago who live in indianapolis winter here isn't that bad , we get FEET of snow that lake effect snow here maybe a few inches of snow but it leave the next day. Not complaining ijs being further from the polar vortex helps
Dear Crampton,
What is least temperature Indiana Polis get!
cries in Massachusetts 4 feet of snow per night -20 degrees 6 months of winter
And I gotta feeling 2022 wil be White too
Way to go❤
What a bummer, always looking for a snowy city that doesn't turn wet most of the winter but it's impossible to find
Try North Dakota or Wisconsin. It can get brutally cold there I heard. But I hate winter.
This is the video that I’ve been waiting for!!! Thank you!!
Great! Hope it helped!
what is the normal or average temperature in the summer? and do you experience tornadoes in fishers?
It can get pretty hot with the humidity on some days. Last year it seemed like we had alot of 90 degree plus days. The heat can be pretty miserable. But when it's more mild in the lower 80s it's very nice
No tornadoes either not in the metropolitan area
Good job Jason man!
Thanks so much!
Born in Indianapolis. Made it through blizzard 1976 and freezing cold 1985. It is always cold in the winter but not usually bad.
Blizzard was 1978...sorry typo.
Indianapolis winters were absolutely brutal in the 70s, 80s, and 90s. Since 2000, I can only remember about maybe five brutal winters as far as snow goes.
That being said, our winters are still blistering cold, even without the snow. 🥶
34 degree average isn't blistering
Hill billy village
Exact opposite lol
"Hillbilly" is one word not two words as you typed. You must be a Hillbilly.
Indianapolis comes up on NeighborhoodScout as only 5% safer than other cities in the USA. I've been searching your videos and I haven't seen a video where you address the crime, and which neighborhoods are too dangerous to live in. I'm really interested in moving there, but I'm coming from Orange County, CA where I've always felt safe, although now its too expensive to live. Can you please address the crime there, and whether people feel safe living in the city, and where to go and not to go? Because all of the houses I've seen look pretty and cared for, so it's confusing why there are so many shootings. I'm also wondering about ticks. How often do ticks jump on you, and do you have to avoid hiking because of that? Are ticks a problem? I've never had a tick jump on me in the west, so moving to the midwest/east, these are the two main things I have questions about.
I've had a couple of videos regarding safety. There are so many safe places around Indy that there's too many to count. Plus, all of the cities and towns (suburbs) surrounding Indy are incredibly safe. The news tends to focus on the negative in every city. If you wouldn't have told me you felt safe in Orange County I would have thought differently based on the headlines. The news can be deceiving. Also, ticks are around but pretty rare to have one on you. Ticks are all over plenty of the country and not just Indiana.
our weather is so bipolar
Sure can be!
I kinda wish it would snow more in indy..
Same here
No you do not. As someone who lives in Northwest Indiana who just got through fighting 13 inches of snow you do not want that much snow.
Me too. I love snow. It snowed when I was in Atlanta on business in 2017. Wild!
Not if you were a mail carrier like me. I have had 3 broken bones in these dreadful snowy Winters. ☃️
I am live Indianapolis 😎😎
Spent 50 years living in Indianapolis and now I'm living in Florida. The Indiana winters last from Oct 1st until about June 1st Memorial Day to Labor Day is the warm season and that's proven by the public pool schedule, they open on memorial day and close on labor day.. Even mornings in late May are cold. Extra clothes about 8 months a year. The most difficult part is the lack of consistency, it's not uncommon for it to be 70° and windy on Monday and 40° and rainy Tuesday then by Friday it might be 78° just to go into a weekend of 30-40°. Temps fluctuate as much as 45° day to day This guy is pretty accurate and I'm a disgruntled Hoosier but for real Do not underestimate the inconsistency of the weather there. It's some of the most depressing weather I've been subjected to including places like New Jersey. It's something to do with the jet stream, it use to run through Indiana. Also it's typical to see northern Indy at 40 central at 50 and southern at 60, it's a long state north to south. With that being said, Indiana driver's are much better than Florida's, the people in general are friendlier, and it's absolutely beautiful when the weather is nice. . . Happy trails ✌️❤️