How far south do you need to go for Christmas

Central Florida or south Texas. Here in North Alabama it's in the 50's during the day and 30' to 40's at night. These temps make great campfire days though.

We've spent Christmas in the Southern parts of South Carolina a few times now. We flip between the Florida Pan Handle and South Carolina. This year we stayed home over Christmas week.

Out to the mailbox to get the newspaper....

We had a beautiful Christmas(70's), shorts weather, but today it is raining and by this weekend it will be in the 40's. Weather changes every year can't tell you that it will be in the 70's next year, it may be in the 20's you will have to wait and watch the weather forecasts through out the year.

You will not get the 60/70 temperature, but the middle to high 50s aren't bad. That's in Branson MO,lots to do even with a 6 year old. It would be worth checking out.

When you no longer see snow plows in front of Lowes & see lawnmowers & grills you have gone far enough south.

Well temps are in the 30's here in Upstate SC. Stay BELOW 1,000 feet or you might get snowed in (i'm at 800) For me. that's moderate. But then back in MI I've hit -40 a few times.

NO problem with freezing as I "Tank up" and disconnect. then use water from my heated on board tank.

Coldest I've ever seen is 11.. Again I had no problem (See above) park .. MAJOR issues. but I was ok.

East coast, along the coast, from Myrtle Beach south the odds are fair. Charleston, Savannah, Jacksonville are all generally moderate but the chance at a cold snap is possible.
I've seen Va. Beach in the 70's for Christmas, and this year we had snow on Dec 12, so no matter how you play it, it's a **** shoot.
The further south you go, the better the odds, with Myrtle Beach probably being the area where the odds break in your favor.

It's a general rule that if you want 70s all winter in Florida you need to be south of I-4.

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