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Originally Posted by kdauto
If spending the winter in the trailer is your only option, I recommend you close any slides that aren't needed at the time. For example, close your bedroom slide when in the living room. Close the living room and kitchen slides at night if you can. Do make sure there is no snow accumulation on top of the slides before closing.
We have found keeping the pocket door at the top of the stairs closed at night keeps the bedroom a few degrees warmer at night. Heck, if your layout allows it, keeping the bedroom slide closed at night will keep it warmer. We do that when we overnight leaving south for winter vacation.
It will be no picnic unless you have a very expensive and well-built 5th wheel that'll cost as much or more than many houses.
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It rarely snows here and when it does, it doesn't stick around. People from the area told me it snowed once last year. That's not to say that it can't snow and won't, I mean, look at what happened in Texas last year. I am not going anywhere and will deal with whatever weather is thrown my way. I just want to prepare the best I can for what may or may not happen.