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The warmest fair size city is going to be Cruces. And there's always at least a couple weeks of cold weather. Not brutal, by any means, but cold. You have to go down in altitude, like AZ to get warmer. Taxes in NM are about 1% of value per year and the "value" is usually a little lower than the actual market. Not sure about AZ but I'd think the Assessment offices would all have websites where it would be easy to find out.
Well thanks but We,ve visited Fl in the cold months Humidity was the Problem for my husband He has Rhematoid Arthritis In addition to Cirrhosis
The Doc said a dry warm climate might help his Arthritis and Texas is not an option He doesnt like Texas for some reason so we've been thinking either New Mexico or Arizona I need all the help I can get on this
Thanks again
It has been a very cold winter still hanging on we had a bad ice storm here in ky. Its 32 here now cold doesnt seem to go away Can you tell me a little more abou New Mexico?
It has been a very cold winter still hanging on we had a bad ice storm here in ky. Its 32 here now cold doesnt seem to go away Can you tell me a little more abou New Mexico?
This time of year, it can be chilly in the morning but it warms up very nicely by mid-afternoon. Once the sun goes down, it will be chilly again. Even when the temps are low, however, if you are in the sun, you will probably feel warm, and since it is almost always sunny, there isn't any of the gloominess that can hang around so often in the spring in other parts of the country.
The roses are blooming, saw a hummingbird last week - it is a very nice time to be here, especially today, since the wind isn't blowing like crazy.
It does get hot in Las Cruces in the summer, not Phoenix hot, but a few days just north of 100 degrees are not uncommon.
For our trip to LC April 17-20, should we just bring a light jacket? I doubt we'll be doing a lot outside at night (our first trip together without the kids, if ya know what I mean.)
It was snowing here this morning for a little while. Ugh.
For our trip to LC April 17-20, should we just bring a light jacket? I doubt we'll be doing a lot outside at night (our first trip together without the kids, if ya know what I mean.)
It was snowing here this morning for a little while. Ugh.
Denim, light fleece, sweaters - something like that would probably be fine.
Dressing in layers always works the best for me here. Shady areas can be kind of chilly, and if it is windy, it may feel uncomfortable.
And, for walking around during the day, don't forget the sunscreen and lots of water The sunburn and dehydration can really sneak up on you.
Thanks for the reminder on the sunscreen! As a redhead, I burn just thinking about the sun.
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The sunburn and dehydration can really sneak up on you.
