Pueblo is a "international city" and among the best value cities in the U.S.

[Josseppie]

Originally Posted by The Homogenizer

I do have to say that I am surprised that the average January low is 14F. After being there in the summer and getting my first taste of real 100+F temperatures, I thought the place was on fire year round.

Pueblo is still in Colorado so yes we do get cold at night and yes we do get snow. That being said we get less snow then all of the major cities and we are much warmer as I have seen the high in the 70's even in January. In the summer our hi's are usually above 90 with a hand full of days above 100 with a few days in the 80's to allow us a chance to cool off. I love that as I think the northern front range stays way to cool in the summer. That is one reason the Riverwalk fits so good in Pueblo as it can be used all year round and is a fun place to visit in December for Christmas as it is in July for independance day.

[The Homogenizer]

Originally Posted by Josseppie

Pueblo is still in Colorado so yes we do get cold

Cold? Isn't Pueblo high desert? You folks get four season or something? Hot, Cold, Fire and Frost?

[Josseppie]

Originally Posted by The Homogenizer

Cold? Isn't Pueblo high desert? You folks get four season or something? Hot, Cold, Fire and Frost?

We have the 4 seasons just on the warmer and dryer side then most of Colroado.

[The Homogenizer]

Originally Posted by Josseppie

We have the 4 seasons just on the warmer and dryer side then most of Colroado.

I know. The seasons are hot, cold, fire and frost.

[Mike from back east]

Enough of this delusion, it borders on trolling.

Pueblo is NOT an international city. That term is reserved to describe truly marvelous metropolises such as London, Paris, Berlin, Rome, Moscow, Tokyo, Peking, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Denver, Dallas, New Orleans, Kansas City, St Louis, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Washington, DC, Atlanta, Miami, Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires, and a number more. Pueblo would be but a trivial neighborhood in those places.

Because someone in another nation compiled a list of cities with water features doesn't make any city an international city. Most cities of at least a certain age are on a body of water as that was how commerce flowed in centuries past. Pueblo and San Antonio have ditches with water.

Good grief.