What is a Winter Texan?
Winter Texans are individuals who choose to relocate to the state of Texas for the winter months. In the past, these wintertime residents were usually elderly people with the resources to own two homes in different parts of the United States. As winter becomes spring, the average Winter Texan prepares to leave Texas and return to his or her permanent resident in another state. A Winter Texan is likely to spend every season other than winter in a state where summers are more temperate, and move to Texas in order to avoid winters that are sometimes harsh and unpleasant. For many retired people who now have the time and financial stability to do so, migrating to Texas during colder weather simply makes sense. This allows the retirees to continue enjoying the northern home they’ve owned for years, but also have the opportunity to enjoy a winter free from shoveling snow or dealing with extremely high heating bills. Since the main purpose is to establish a winter residence where snow and ice
