Its Snowing..
08-31-2008, 10:33 AM
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Yeah true, we seem to collectively forget where we are for about 2 months out of every year. The upside is for the most part our weather is pretty mild in terms of catastrophic storms. We get the odd weird weather event, which the news blows totally out of proportion to have something to hype...
I considered moving to Texas once, but that place looks like it has target painted on it for storms..
I considered moving to Texas once, but that place looks like it has target painted on it for storms..
08-31-2008, 11:15 AM
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I have only been to Texas in early spring, and the temp was really good, right around 70...The humidity of Houston reminded me of Japan, it was very temperate, but I imagine peak summer could be pretty unbareable there for a Northern guy, like my first trip to Japan 100 F and 50 % humidity, all these Japanese guys walking around in black suits not even breaking a sweat and I was leaving a puddle wearing very light clothing..
Yeah out around here the temps fall off pretty good at night, it can be 95 during the day and below 50 at night, its the closeness to the mountains, as places like Edmonton tends to stay pretty warm at night, I have been doing some work up there and it stays quite a bit warmer at night..
Yeah out around here the temps fall off pretty good at night, it can be 95 during the day and below 50 at night, its the closeness to the mountains, as places like Edmonton tends to stay pretty warm at night, I have been doing some work up there and it stays quite a bit warmer at night..