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Moving to North Carolina from Texas
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Our family might be moving to North Carolina and I was wondering what type of clothes should I be getting for my daughter if she is use to 85-106 degree weather. Will She be okay with just t-shirts and short/pants or should I get her a few jackets and long sleeves we would be moving til January.
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Re: Moving to North Carolina from Texas
Welcome! I hope that you will love living in NC. What part of the state will you be living in? That will make a little bit of a difference as to what weather you can expect, Although a NC winter can be very different year to year or week to week.
I live in the middle of the state and last year we had a pretty warm winter and I think I remember it being in the mid 60's much of January and Februrary. But I think you should plan that the temps will probably stay in the 40's and 50's. Add 10 degrees to that if you will be living on the coast and subtract 10 degrees if you will be living in the mountains.
We do typically get at least one snowfall a year but sometimes it's just an couple of inches.
This year we had a really cold October and everyone I talk to thinks we are going to have a cold winter. I am hoping for lots of snow!
You will probably want to make sure she has mostly long sleeves and long pants for winter here and a heavy coat wouldn't be a bad idea. It usually starts warming up in March.
Lizard Lick is still in Wake County and is just a little crossroads. It's pretty much in the middle of the state. I don't live to far from there and I went to high school in Wendell, which is right down the road. It's a great little small town and Wake County is a great place to raise a family.