jplante4
Jan 12, 2016Explorer II
Local Knowledge
Whenever someone asks about New England, I always try to help out. I know there are things about the local area that only people who live there would know.
This is our first year snowbirding and of course, it's a non-typical weather winter. The loose plan was to start in central Florida around Thanksgiving, work our way north to the panhandle in February and around the Gulf to the RGV through March and start headed home in April, going through Missouri to visit the daughter on the way.
The question for the locals (Gulf coast residents in AL, MS, LA and TX) - being an El Niño year, am I in temperature or severe weather trouble on this route on this timeline? I'm booked in campgrounds in the panhandle through mid-February and I'm trying to decide whether to continue west from Pensacola or turn around and come back towards central FL and southern GA.
TIA for any advise.
Jerry & Jeanne
This is our first year snowbirding and of course, it's a non-typical weather winter. The loose plan was to start in central Florida around Thanksgiving, work our way north to the panhandle in February and around the Gulf to the RGV through March and start headed home in April, going through Missouri to visit the daughter on the way.
The question for the locals (Gulf coast residents in AL, MS, LA and TX) - being an El Niño year, am I in temperature or severe weather trouble on this route on this timeline? I'm booked in campgrounds in the panhandle through mid-February and I'm trying to decide whether to continue west from Pensacola or turn around and come back towards central FL and southern GA.
TIA for any advise.
Jerry & Jeanne