Appears that the hummingbirds got an early start north this year. Clicky.For those TX snowbirds that are also mobile RV'ers (and thinking about leaving the Valley) Hill Country has 70's and the wild flowers are just starting to show up in clumps. Spring came early, appears the hummingbirds might just be onto something. Does look like the parks are filling up already, so call ahead.

The Winter Texans arrived in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas late and are leaving early. The most common complaint? Too darn warm. I don't think we had ten cool/cold days all winter. We peaked about a month ago with about eighty percent occupancy.

We are just approaching the best time of the year here in the Valley.

we have a foot of snow still on the ground and it's snowing again. Hasn't been above freezing for weeks. I'd stay where you are and enjoy the nice warm weather.

joegray wrote:we have a foot of snow still on the ground and it's snowing again. Hasn't been above freezing for weeks. I'd stay where you are and enjoy the nice warm weather.I'm not advocating rushing home, but a nice controlled flight north. If you do it right you can mostly ride spring weather all the way north like a surfer on a wave. About 400 miles south of the boarder it all goes bad, then the mad dash will have to happen. Lots of fun seeing new places and meeting new people when you vacation your way north like a true snowbird.

Still snowing in areas in the north and extreme high winds happening from Kansas to the east including Michigan and Ohio. Too early to go too far north.

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John_Joey
Explorer
Mar 10, 2017
joegray wrote:
we have a foot of snow still on the ground and it's snowing again. Hasn't been above freezing for weeks. I'd stay where you are and enjoy the nice warm weather.

I'm not advocating rushing home, but a nice controlled flight north. If you do it right you can mostly ride spring weather all the way north like a surfer on a wave. About 400 miles south of the boarder it all goes bad, then the mad dash will have to happen.

Lots of fun seeing new places and meeting new people when you vacation your way north like a true snowbird.
joegray
Explorer II
Mar 10, 2017
we have a foot of snow still on the ground and it's snowing again. Hasn't been above freezing for weeks. I'd stay where you are and enjoy the nice warm weather.
pawatt
Explorer
Mar 10, 2017
We are just approaching the best time of the year here in the Valley.
TomG2
Explorer
Mar 10, 2017
The Winter Texans arrived in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas late and are leaving early. The most common complaint? Too darn warm. I don't think we had ten cool/cold days all winter. We peaked about a month ago with about eighty percent occupancy.

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