5 Good Reasons Snowbirds Head to Florida for the Winter
Lots of people say they love snow and winter sports, and we
have to agree it is pretty to look at. But do you know anyone who loves to
shovel snow from their driveway before they can leave for work? How about
scraping ice from their windshield? Outrageous heating bills? Frozen pipes?
Chains on tires? Frostbite?
Those are just some
of the reasons people who live in northern states come to dread winter.
Especially after they retire, people want to take life easy and indulge in more
leisure activities. Here are five great reasons many people elect to become
Florida’s “unofficial” state bird: The Snowbird.
1. No snow. Sell that snow blower and give
away that snow shovel. They’ll just collect dust in your garage here.
2. No enormous
heating bills. Florida is not a state where you turn your heat on in
October and leave it on until May.
In January, the average temperatures in Central Florida are 71/49.
Many days you won’t need to use your heater at all!
3. Winter doesn’t
last 6 months. Even when winter does
show up, the ‘cold snap’ usually only
lasts a few days. In Central Florida, freezing temperatures are infrequent.
4. Beaches. Central
Florida is conveniently located midway between the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico. Many days in winter are
mild enough to enjoy a visit to the seashore. You
could literally visit both coasts in the same day. In fact, it’s a Floridian’s unofficial rite of passage to watch the sun
rise over the Atlantic and set over the Gulf of
Mexico on the same day. There’s nowhere else on the U.S. mainland you can accomplish that feat!
5. Theme Parks. They’re
less crowded in the winter (excluding holidays) and the grandchildren will want
to come visit.
Colleen Donlevy-Burns
is an expert in helping people find winter homes and investment properties, so
you can begin enjoying the myriad activities available all season long. The
only snow you’ll have to deal with is TV coverage of blizzards ‘back home.’
Call her today and put her to work for you! (407) 325-2873
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