Is Texas a good place to winter?

Texas may be known for its hot summers, but during the winter months, it becomes a haven for snowbirds seeking mild-to-warm temperatures and sunshine. With a variety of destinations to choose from, Texas offers a perfect winter escape for those looking to escape the cold.



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The winter climate in Texas is comfortable to many, but it does get down to freezing on some days. When it does, it rarely stays that way. The further you travel south, the warmer it can get.

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Florida tends to have the most snowbirds, with upwards of 810,000 retirees flocking to the Sunshine State each winter to soak up the warm weather and enjoy beautiful white sand beaches. According to other studies like our own, Texas and Arizona could also be considered states with the most snowbirds.

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The winters are fairly mild. However, due to the size of our state, the temperature variance from the northernmost and southernmost points in Texas is an average of 20 degrees, with the southern tip (known as the Rio Grande Valley) usually in the 60's and 70's in the winter.

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Visitors can explore the state's natural beauty by visiting parks, lakes, and beaches, or by taking part in outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, and fishing. Texas is also known for its delicious cuisine, including BBQ, Tex-Mex, and seafood, making it a foodie's paradise.

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