Posted by Handyman on October 12, 2008 at 14:37:03 from (63.239.240.97):
In Reply to: western storms posted by Dan Bear Kelley on October 12, 2008 at 11:13:43:
It isnt to bad around here but you need to understand that winters here can be cold with highs no higher than the mid teens for quite some time and lows going down to -30 to -40 deg in late december to early January with highs during this time being below 0 (engine heaters are popular). summers bring highs in the 80 to 90 deg range with lows in 50s. the humidity can get down ito the single digits but usually hangs around in the teens and twentys during the summer and gets a little higher in the winter. fishing and hunting is good and close by in fact you can catch 15lb trout in town on the Snake river. tractor shows are few, and the few I have seen only had 6 to 8 tractors at best. :( Farm ground sells for around $15,000 to $20,000 per acre :( :cry: :x. But if you are into forth of July fireworks this is the place to be as everyone claims the one held here is the largest west of the mississippi river and draws people from all over the world to see them. the Mountain River Brewers hold the nations largest beer fest every year that draws some 300 micro-brewers and the big commercial brewers also, $20 gets you in and you get to sample beer all day long. the elevation here is 4800 feet above sea level in town. Yellowstone Natl park is just few hours drive to the north, Craters of the Moon Natl monument to the west, and the Grand Tetons to the east.
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