Well I am open to that. Texas would be closer to my home but I wouldn't rule out other warm areas.

snowbird nursing
Hi. I live in south Florida. If you are looking for snowbird work, So Florida is very busy during the winter months. West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale, St. Pete, Clearwater. You can work 7 days a week if you want. The work is hard and the breaks few. San Diego pays double time on weekends during the winter months which is about $72/h. I hear that Arizona is another very busy snowbird area, but I have never worked there.

Snowbird in Texas

I work as a traveler in brownsville, Texas for 8 monthes. The winter was nice, the summer hot and humid. The people were awsome. I have worked the past 2 winters in Arizona, I found the increase of snowbird population overwelming and dangerous. Not nearly as bad in South texas

Snowbird Nursing
Right now I am also a traveler...and despite the lack of many jobs out available right now I am lucky that there are still tourist seasons in places like Florida. I work on the ER floor at a hospital in Fort Myers and I must say if you want to get out of the cold....travel nursing can still be a great way to make some extra cash and not freeze!

Good luck to all the snowbirds!