Move to Kansas City from Southern California! Need information. over time, schools, and the life there?

I am moving to California South Kansas State about 150 miles from KC. Im worried about the cold weather, how you get in KC? Did you guys get a lot of snow, enough to have a snowball fight (lol)? I fell in love with the state of Kansas and KC itself, but how you live there you know? I could go around December, this kind of clothes I wear? How are schools for children? Any good universities Kansas? I have to live near Pittsburg, Kansas

Kansas is a good condition. The weather can be difficult. December is the beginning of the winter cold drawing. Almost every year from December to March is 20-40 degrees. But I think is not uncommon to have several weeks in a row in less than twenty years, not too long in the single digits. Move in December, the boots Diran sports (warmer and melting snow and ice than snow) sweaters, pullovers, warm clothing / jacket, jeans, long underwear (lol, I never use because I can not move!) Usualoy Summers are hot and humid. You will hear more than one person complain that this is not the heat but the humidity ** m! Usually in July and August stays among more than 90 a day or two (or more) of over 100. This year has been pretty cool and more humid days of July this low in years eighty! But this is not the norm! Schools are generally good, but that depends on the area you move. Include KU in Lawrence, 30 minutes west of KC, K-State Manhattan 1 1 / 2 hours west of KC, U Washburn in Topeka, the capital, is a university with a department in Emporia for many teachers. Hayes is also in downtown State U / westernly Kansas. We have quite a few universities. Do you live in a city, town or country? This will play an important role in this regard "culture of our state, "Some of our small towns and rural communities are very" old Schooly "Probably most of the contemporary community, or would like more secondary Lorenzo. If KU. Although he said he would 150 miles of KC, so I guess I will not live there! Topeka is a bit cumbersome, as Wichita, I know. I lived in Ks all my life, but traveled a lot. This is a slower pace, may take some time to travel, but despite the image we have the facilities. Although I can tell you if you rely on rural life, good luck with the Internet and good television! We do not get much snow. Sometimes we have two to eight inches about 4.6 times the winter, but of course, that may very much. And my children and I had some good bad and sometimes snowballs can build a snowman Snow enormous. But, for example, last year we had a little snow, but it was too cold to make snowballs too. The snow should be a little wet and sticky to adhere. If it is too cold, snow does not form a good ball and snowflakes on the left of the spool to another. Well, welcome to the Sunflower state. It may be a beautiful to live. You may experience culture shock, but not bad once you get used to it!

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