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I'm looking for "experienced" information on weather for the Texas Hill country for the months of Nov, Dec, Jan, Feb. Any information will be greatly appreciated.
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Al,

you can lookup historical weather avgs and high/low records at online weather sites, such as Weather Underground.
Here is their annual data for Kerrville, Tx

http://www.wunderground.com/NORMS/DisplayNORMS.asp?AirportCode=KJCT&StateCode=TX&SafeCityName=Kerrville&Units=none&IATA=HDO&normals=on&records=on

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Thanks for the link!

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I lived there 8 years, you can expect chilly nights in the 50's and in the 60-70's in the day. It is beautiful time of year to visit.

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Here's a site that you can look up key cities all over the country for average temperatures and rainfall by month.

http://countrystudies.us/united-states/weather/

We've been thinking of trying the area also.

Fred

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You will love the Texas Hill Country. The weather is iffy during the winter...not for snow but rain and chill. you will find it a great place to spend the winter. Sherri and I go there as often as we can and love it. There is a lot to do and see there.

Joe and Sherri

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We were in Texas Hill Country in 2006 during January and found it just beautiful - sunny and springlike. We are going back next year in February and can't wait. We love that area!!

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