What is Winter like in Wyoming?
Вставка
- Опубліковано 15 лип 2024
- From your car to your home to what you need for yourself for winter in Wyoming. A great overview of what you need in the winter while we are in the thick of it! Spring Is coming but we still have lots of snow and cold temperatures in our future this year!
See this & ALL listings at makewyominghome.com ! Call or text Alisha Collins, RE/MAX The Group at 307-247-1806 to schedule your personal tour.
OR to find the value of your home go to
www.casperareahomeworth.com
OR call Alisha at 307-247-1806 to schedule. We would love to come look at your home!
I may be crazy, but im leaving Florida (only 30 minutes from the beach) after 30 years to move in the Casper area. Im excited and scared about the winters. It will be an adventure. Ive never seen snow before!
My husband I used to live in Casper. We then moved to St. Augustine, Florida for nine years. We just had to come back to Wyoming, only now we live in Buffalo, Wyoming. We absolutely love Wyoming and we hope you do too!!! Welcome to Wyoming 😊
@@judystine2783 thank you, we gope we like it too. St. Augustine is my area lol. Small world!
@@elimcnett4875 It will be a culture change but I think you will adapt. It sounds like you have a good attitude toward the move. And yes it certainly is a small world!
Good luck, I’m a Floridaman myself and with my two sons, love the mountains but don’t know how we’ll convince my beach bunny wife
@@luvslogistics1725 that was one of my biggest concerns. My wife loves the beach and actually used to own a house like 3 blocks from the beach. We decided that we wanted to experience something new and start a new chapter of our lives. i grew up here. Ive always thought that Florida was kind of "ugly". Its flat, palmettos, swampy and humid. Of course the coastlines are gorgeous. We want to see and play in snow, hike the mountains, hunt the plains, learn to flyfish, and start our family there. Thank you!
Block heater and good extension cord
Wow what a great idea for a realtor! Why hasn't anyone thought of it before?!👏
Thank you for showing youtube that this is a great video. did you even look how many times this video has been watched???
From Lander,born and raised,still here.Mother Nature is our friend...thins the herd.... Wyoming loves Winter
You forgot the Wind....always the wind...Worked on a drilling rig,Red Desert....-26...Then a long came the wind...40mph... dropped the temp to around -50
You forgot the Wind....always the wind...Worked on a drilling rig,Red Desert....-26...Then a long came the wind...40mph... dropped the temp to around -50
You forgot the Wind....always the wind...Worked on a drilling rig,Red Desert....-26...Then a long came the wind...40mph... dropped the temp to around -50
I have seen it snow July 4th in Wyoming. Winters go on forever so you better like the cold. You need waterproof mittens and face masks. If the wind is howling goggles. It's no joke out here. Someone a few years ago who should have known better was hunting and his jacket wasn't warm enough or waterproof and he died of hypothermia in September.
We have been in West Texas for the better part of 60 years, and we have seen some crazy Winter storms, but not many ongoing days with snow. Ours usually amounts to ice, then snow, then thaw, then ice for a few days. So, this is very much appreciated as far as Wintertime must-haves! Thank you so much!
yeah buddy!
Better not winterize your home, BOY
I know it is March but Winter seems like it just started so here we go!
You have more praise out there I believe. If you don't have too many trees near your power lines,your outages should be few. Trees cause more outages than anything else. It's rarely an equipment failure that causes it. That's what I do for a living
South West Wyoming got the last 3 winters worth this year 😱
It was crazy!
in Sheridan it's pretty nice in the winter. at least compared to the rest of Wyoming.
Another very well done video and although some people may think what is needed is obvious, it is great to have an experienced persons checklist. No excuse for forgetting anything.
Thank you, you will be cold if you do!
Looking to leave Alaska after 35 years. Going to load snowblower drive south. When someone either laughs or ask what's that thing do I'm going to start looking looking for real-estate
North Dakota absolutely has the harshest winters in the lower 48
I've heard that before, and I believe it!
I moved here to Riverton from Oklahoma.4 years ago.lol 😂
What do you think about the winters?
Great videos Alisha
Thank you so much!
Cody has the best of the worst as far as winters go in Wyoming. The annual average is only 48 inches of snow with 300 average days of sunshine. You have Yellowstone an hour away and the the dry basin to enjoy all around you.
Winter is my favorite season. But I love a place that has all seasons
Me too! We get all four seasons, but some are a little to shirt/long for me.
Not as bad as Minnesota that’s for sure. We get well below zero and stay there sometimes for weeks. My brother and sister in law, who by the way was born and raised in Sheridan, came back for a visit in February a couple of years ago. She was surprised at how cold it was and how it never got above 5° the whole time. Would love to retire in Wyoming but can’t afford to buy. Oh well, I’ll just dream. 😊
I have lived in Rochester, Syracuse, the Twin Cities and Casper, WY. Of all of these, Casper by far has the easiest winters. It is relatively mild, and it does not snow that often. Most days, the roads are good. After a storm, the roads close for a couple of days, then back to normal. Alisha Collins does not know about real winter driving, (every day).
Hahahaha...wait til ya get 50mph wind..changes the game...come check it out
@@garygetty1238 That’s what the brother says too except where he lives, in Sheridan, I guess it’s not as windy. My niece, his daughter, lives outside Rapid City and says the same thing about the wind. Still would love to live there no matter what the weather. Everyone has some weather or something that sucks. 😁
Sounds like Chicago winters.
It’s a lot like Sitka Alaska😂😂😂
We are thinking about leaving coastal NC and moving to either casper or one of the towns near casper.
Did you end up moving here!?
You Do NOT want a fireplace...you NEED a good Large cast iron kitchen stove...with TEN cords of wood for the winter.... Thats what they do in Rural Maine which is often down to Zero and eight feet of snow for weeks at a time... It occasionally warms up enough to snow!!!
😳😳
I like horses, and am interested in the dude ranch horses in the winter... do they get extra fur coats? :)> Do they have heated stables? they are certainly beautiful creatures...
Can anyone tell me if there are VA clinics in and around Casper? Since FE Warren AFB is there I thought maybe there might be. Thanks.
You should do a video on gardening/landscaping in Wyoming.
Great idea! Thank you!
And wand making
Good to know there are not alot of outages though.
We are built strong!
I have a question? We're moving up from Louisiana and down here we let the water run when it snows, I am assuming it just gets to cold there to do that? I think you said clear your pipes and stuff? Which I get you don't want them to burst, but did I hear that right?
Best thing to do to keep the pipes from freezing (in most cases; the extra-cold states might need something additional) is to keep the cupboards open, the thermostat at 70°F (no lower than 65), and let faucets drip warm water at a steady clip. Stuff towels at the bottoms of your doors and on windowsills as a cheap option to keep draft out.
A lot of times residents'll get stingy with their electricity for heating, and their pipes burst. Best to sweat a little more in summer than freeze to death in winter.
So I live in Oregon and considering moving to Wyoming.
Where in Oregon? I just helped two different people from Oregon find homes!
@@alishacollinsrealestate is a small town call newberg it’s starting to become like Portland Wyoming would be a perfect place for me.
TMDWU
Winter in Wyoming is long ,cold and brutal,that's why they have a low population
Could be. I would to say i get use to it, but I do now tolerate it. I love the rest of the year
Same here in Sitka Alaska, population around 8300 but during summer (2 months) we get double, triple and sometimes 5x that😮😮😮😮
I don't see how winters in Wyoming are survivable. I only drove through there.
We are prepared for whatever comes are way.
Can't hear you
cant hear you, the music is overpowing your speech even more than previous videos 😄
That music. Ugh.
If you're a big city person, Wyoming is not for you.