Colorado Springs Winter {Moving to Colorado Springs}
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- One of the most common questions we get asked by people moving to Colorado Springs is "what is winter like in Colorado Springs?" Well, you may or may not be surprised to hear that our winters are fairly mild!
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Thanks for this! I leave from Jersey to Colorado Springs on October 4! Never been more excited!
Excited to have you here in our community!
Thanks! 😉 I may be moving to Colorado in May 2021
You moved yet!?
We are loving it so much so far!!!!
I know I'm kinda off topic but does anyone know a good website to watch newly released series online?
@Cullen Lawrence i use flixzone. Just search on google for it =)
@Casey Myles Definitely, have been watching on FlixZone for since march myself =)
@Casey Myles Thanks, I signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there =) I really appreciate it !!
@Cullen Lawrence glad I could help :)
What might the drive look like during Christmas-new years time coming from Los Angeles area? Thinking of visiting to find out if we can move out there next summer but we need to drive instead of fly.
Hi Yeneyev! This is Amber from Mark’s team. I am originally from SoCal myself and have done the drive many times. The drive itself can be a bit snowy/icy depending on which route you choose to take. If you take I70 through Utah, you will likely encounter more weather than if you take the I40 through Arizona and New Mexico. Once you get in to the Springs you should be fine. We generally don’t have much snow in December. That being said, anything is possible! My best advice is to watch the weather reports and choose your route accordingly. If you have any more questions, feel free to reach out. Amber@myfrontrangeliving.com
Hope you have a great day!
Planing to move there I’m a truck driver, I hope I can drive on snow 😅
Thankfully our snow doesn't usually stick around too long. But, yes, driving in the snow can be tricky if you aren't used to it.
I'm going to study in the USA, in California during 6 moths, after that I'd like to move to colorado spring to work at the BMW dealership you got there, I'm from the Caribbean zone so probably to me winter is going to be freezing in comparison with a regular USA resident
Probably! Our weather is very different than the Caribbean!!
@@MyFrontRangeLiving yeah, I like colorado and Minnesota, I want to he far away of the Latin american community 😅, anyway, thank u for the video
Can someone please explain the changing of tires (from snow tires, or using chains) process? Is it necessary? I have a new Honda Accord.
Hi Larry! I have a Honda Accord as well and have never used snow tires or chains. I have heard that snow tires may be helpful occasionally, but in my opinion, we typically don’t get enough snow at one time to justify them. Hope this helps!
@@MyFrontRangeLiving I am considering a move to Co Springs and the company was very firm about having "ZERO snow days". LOL! Thanks for your fast and helpful reply.
I read all comments and answers 👍. I wanted an idea about Colorado springs winters. Is it same like Chicago? Bad or better than Chicago. Thank you.
I'm planning on moving from texas, in mid December. What should I expect. Snow, mix, ice. Will the drive be dangerous
Our weather is very unpredictable! It could be 50 degrees and sunny or it could be snowing! Roads are usually decently maintained.
@@MyFrontRangeLiving heavy, lite, or could be either or?
We are 92 million miles from the sun. A few thousand feet of elevation isn't "very close" LOL! But thanks for the video! I'm actually in AZ thinking of relocating to CO. :)
trust me its equivalent to being by the equator the sun hits different in the mountains
Trust me its not. View some climate sites. Compare the data to a real estate salesman data.
Great video! Looking to move there next summer! Can’t wait. I live in Minnesota so it sounds amazing the winters.
I'm in South Florida. Moved from Naples FL to Tampa FL a year ago. It's hot down here. We finally decided to move to Colorado Springs. Got an apartment and move next week.
We're really excited. I feel like the lower snow might be a good transition from the hot year round Florida weather.
Do you like in Colorado springs or Florida?
So I won't have to worry about the winters coming from the Buffalo NY area. Lots of hills though, make sure you have good tires.
Our winters are fairly mild compared to places like Buffalo!
God bless you for being honest😎🤙
I can’t wait to move to Colorado sometime next year
What about motorcycling in Colorado Springs? We live in SoCal now but we’re getting out of California soon, the only thing I’ll miss around here is the weather because I love riding my Harley.
We have a ton of riders here! You may have to dress a little differently than you do in SoCal, but we have some absolutely beautiful scenery!!
How many days out of a year would you say is snow days? Approximately. Looking to move in January from Texas .
Are you asking how many days do we get any amount of snow? Or, enough snow for it to stick around and cause delays etc.?
@@MyFrontRangeLiving yes sorry I mean any amount of snow!
@@alexandralacy3445 that’s a tough one! We have so many days where the snow doesn’t stick at all, so it’s hard to account for that. It also depends on what part of town you are in. The north end tends to get a little more snow. Our schools typically have 4-6 snow days per school year.
Hey wait, the nights get cold though! I’m seeing single digits ! 13F low tonight there !
Nights do get cold, but people are typically indoors at night.
@@MyFrontRangeLiving .... I love the cold so it wouldn’t bother me one bit ! Looks like a nice place to live !
Do you get altitude sickness in Colorado Springs? The altitude it higher than i thought.
Some people do get altitude sickness while they are getting acclimated. Staying well hydrated really helps to avoid it!
It's freezing 🥶now -7 during the day and -28 at night
I'm not sure if I should like or dislike your comment. I appreciate the honest take, but those temperatures don't sound fun.
you really think being 6000' high is "closer to the sun" enough to make any difference? lol
Actually, it does!
I’m from south Texas where elevation is below 1000 feet above sea level, and I feel like every time I come to CO I get a sunburn pretty quickly when I rarely get one in San Antonio if I’m careful. I can definitely tell the difference.