In that area it is really day to day and sometimes hour to hour. You can and should use cotrip.org. It s the DOT site and is the best website for ALL highway conditions in Colorado. Good luck and safe journeys.
See sites below to see that the forecast for the weekend from Denver on over to Grand Junction is for clear weather. See last site for road condition report numbers you may call at that time for current road condition reports.
Impressive list, but incomplete. Blues Heaven Foundation is on the premises of Chess Studios where so much great music was recorded by so many legends like Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley, Muddy Waters, Howling Wolf, Buddy Guy, Etta James, the Rolling Stones, Willie Dixon, Johnnie Johnson, Otis Spann...It is not a big museum, but I felt incredible just standing inside the studio. Watch the film presentation about the history of the place. You will learn stuff. I did and I knew more than the average person going in. Go to Chinatown down the block, just the other side of the brown line, for lunch or dinner.
I will let you count them:A. Philip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum 10406 S. Maryland Ave 773.928.3935 Adler Planetarium 1300 S. Lake Shore Dr. 312.922.STAR (312.922.7827) Art Institute of Chicago 111 S. Michigan Ave.312.443.3600 Balzekas Museum of Lithuanian Culture 6500 S. Pulaski Rd. 773.582.6500 Bronzeville Children s Museum 9301 S. Stony Island Ave. 773.721.9301 Cambodian American Heritage Museum and Killing Fields Memorial 2831 W. Lawrence Ave. 773.878.7090 Chicago Children s Museum 700 E. Grand Ave 312.527.1000 Chicago History Museum 1601 N. Clark St. 312.642.4600 Clarke House Museum 1827 S. Indiana Ave 312.326.1480 DuSable Museum of African American History 740 E. 56th Pl. 773-947-0600 Edgewater Historical Society and Museum 5358 N. Ashland Ave. 773.506.4849 Free Admission Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Money Museum 230 S. LaSalle St. 312.322.2400 Free Admission Field Museum of Natural History 1400 S. Lake Shore Drive 312-992-9410 Glessner House Museum 1800 S. Prairie Ave. 312.326.1480 Gray Children s Center at Spertus Museum 610 S. Michigan Ave. 312.322.1773 Hellenic Museum and Cultural Center 801 W. Adams 312.655.1234 Jane Addams Hull-House Museum 800 S. Halsted 312.413.5353 Free Admission Loyola University Museum of Art (LUMA) 820 North Michigan Avenue 312-915-7600 McCormick Tribune Bridgehouse Chicago River Museum 376 N. Michigan Ave. 312.977.0227 Museum of Broadcast Communications 676 North LaSalle St., Suite 424 312.245.8200 Museum of Contemporary Art 220 E. Chicago Ave 312.397.4010 Museum of Contemporary Photography 600 S Michigan Ave 312.663.5554 Free Admission Museum of Science and Industry 57th St Lake Shore Drive 773.684.1414 National Museum of Mexican Art 1852 W. 19th St. 312.738.1503 Free Admission Oriental Institute Museum 1155 E. 58th St 773. 702. 9514 Free Admission Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum 2430 N. Cannon Dr 773.755.5100 Polish Museum of America 984 N. Milwaukee Ave.773.384.3352 Richard H. Driehaus Museum 50 E. Erie St.312.932.8665 Rogers Park/West Ridge Historical Museum 7344 N. Western Ave. 773.764.4079 Free Admission Shedd Aquarium 1200 S. Lake Shore Dr 312.939.2438 Smart Museum of Art 5550 S. Greenwood Ave 773.702.0200Free Admission Smith Museum of Stained Glass Windows 600 E. Grand Ave.312.595.7437Free Admission Spertus Museum and Spertus Institute of Jewish Studies 610 S. Michigan Ave 312.322.1793Swedish American Museum 5211 North Clark Street773.728.8111, ext. 22 Ukrainian National Museum 2249 W. Superior St. 312.421.8020EDITAdded Museum of Broadcast CommunicationsAlso removed The from the museum names and re-sorted the list alphabetically..
Yes, a foreign passport can be used by those who do not hold a document issued by the U.S. governent or a U.S. state. U.S. drivers license would also do.http://www.tsa.gov/travelers/airtravel/a�� ..
As Charlie said, driving in fresh snow isn t bad, its the packed icy stuff that s tricky. Since we are used to snow here, everything usually keeps going as usual, our plows do a decent job, most stores/schools/offices stay open unless its a blizzard that is accumulating feet. Most people here love the snow, otherwise they wouldn t be here ;) I would suggest taking a driving course if you are really concerned about it, Master Drive is a great school around here that teaches you how to drive in the elements. As for living here, snow sports are really fun if you are interested in trying a few...skiing, snowboarding, tubing, sledding, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, ice skating...
i live in Colorado. and i love the snow! it can be a bit tricky to drive in the snow sometimes.. but maybe that s cause im only 17 lol. but just make sure you bring warm clothes. and the weather here changes ALOT! one day it could be snowing. the next day its 70 degrees out side. its crazy but it keeps things exciting. i think you will like it alot here in Colorado!
Driving on fresh snow is not bad...driving on packed snow and on ice are the problem.either sign up at a driving school or get a friend with experience to teach you when you get there.
Where in Colorado ? Parts of the state gets snow measured in feet. Metro Denver in inches.
The Pittsburgh is an affordable area that has a lot of jobs these days, but the Philadelphia area offers most. Philadelphia has a lot of nice suburbs and exurb communities that you may like. I d suggest avoiding Erie, PA and anywhere in the central part of the state like Altoona or Allentown as the economy and general state of those cities is not too good.
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Trees, Granite and stone, water.
There are a number of community colleges in Oahu and if attending a CC you wouldn t be eligible for a apartment at the Univ. of Hawaii, There is Honolulu Community College, Windward CC, Kapiolani CC and Leeward CC, all fall under University of Hawaii but you would have to find student housing on your own if you re not attendingUniversity Of Hawaii Manoa. Or you can contact the student offices atthe CCs and see if you can get places someplace.Waikiki us very expensive to live as a student. A lot of condos there are studios or 2 bedrooms, some two bedrooms but very expensive. You may be better off renting a house w/ a few bedrooms and gather a few room mates instead of living in Waikiki. Honolulu has more apts. and condos than anywhere, if you look all over Honolulu you ll find something fairly cheaper than Waikiki.
Cheap is hard to come by in Hawaii, unless you talk about low-incoming housing.Here are the fees for 2009-2010:http://www.housing.hawaii.edu/apply/fees��
Ask your parents.
yellowstone is magnificent in the spring
Stress free near the beach... in cali... just surfing all day? Hope daddy has a bank account... or you can try the lottery... good luck!... otherwise... cali = no jobs... expensive living... and stress from WORKING... try it sometime and quit watching so many movies...
Sounds like Santa Cruz would fit what you re looking for... laid back, quirky, kind of stuck in 1969, surfing culture. Thing is, Santa Cruz is a pretty expensive area. So unless you re planning to live with all the homeless guys in a tent by the river, you re going to spend a lot of time working to pay rent. There are a lot students associated with UC Santa Cruz, so you should be able to find some roommates, but figure on spending $600-$1000 per month on rent for your own room. Anywhere by the beach in CA is pricey. In real life, the Pacific Ocean is cold, even in summer, and during the winter you can expect some rainy windy days. I m thinking you should visit before deciding to move because I m not sure your image of California is quite accurate.
I lived there. I surfed.I love the ocean. Im in my blue print for life living by it.But Youre dreaming. The reality is nothing like your dreamI If youre thinking of somewhere like Malibu. Jennifer Anniston was renting a house on the beach for $36,000/ mo Britney Spears lives there. CA has some LARGE money and theyve taken allthe good places. Which leaves the rest of it for us. You need to go on a vacation there, and then decide. Check out the cost of things.Its very expensive. Jobs are very hard to get anywhere now. Lots of homeless people, aseven if you work at an avg job,you cant afford the rent on your own.
Living anywhere near prime surfing conditions is very expensive.If you have the money, try Santa Cruz. They have a wonderful UC Campus, beautiful beaches and forests. A friend says it is the best to feel the connection you desire.http://www.ci.santa-cruz.ca.us/
Pacifica is the best place for you, $1200 for live alone, $600 for share, $150 for food, $300 for gas and insurance, $150 for others
Try Morro Bay if you move or go here, its wonderful usually at times cold but I know you can surf wild waves there! Theres always people surfing there. Oh to get there look for Morro Rock, its a giant rock wwith, it looks like theres faces on it
Foliage turns in mid-October in most of the state. Earlier in the western part of the state, later is the east. The temperatures are mostly in the 50 s in October. We did have an unpleasant cold snap in October with some evening temperatures in the high 30 s in the Boston area. The past few days have been warm. It was around 70F yesterday and in the 60 s today. By the end of this month it will be cool and stay cool til March with the exception of a few heat waves in the 50 s to 60 s. The coldest month is January with lows in the Boston area to about 0-10F, colder in the western part of the state.
I ve seen the Swamp Maples start turning as early as late August sometimes. Usually the cooling starts to get noticeable in September, especially at night when you can open the windows and shut off the A/C. About the end of September it starts with a tree here, a tree there . Mid to late October is usually peak time with a tendency to start in the north and west, moving to the southeast with the cape being last. Usually with November s arrival is heard the melodious tones of a half a dozen leaf blowers in the neighborhood.
It gets cooler but not really cold. Although there is an occasional cold snap, daytime temperatures in the 50s are not normal until early November. 60s and low 70s more typical for the 45 days before that. Foliage begins turning in MA at the end of September, but is at its peak (the most beautiful being in north-central MA and west of the Connecticut River) from about October 13 to October 21.
Middle of October. Thats when it gets cold and all the leaves are falling from the trees. But in the beginning of October is when the leaves start to change colors and it look really pretty. Although this year before Halloween maybe 2 weeks before it snowed. So that was really weird.