Humidity does suck, but dry heat isn't much better. Specially if you are in certain places where the temp is above the 100 F constantly. Or travel to the middle east and then tell us how you feel about dry heat
I was in London once in June and stayed at a crap hotel. No AC. I went out and bought a fan for my room. Made it just bearable. I was young and tolerated it..... For a igloo Canadian it was torture.......
Lol I used to live in the sf valley so 126 degrees at the height of summer. Bit of freak weather for us considering we came out of -2 not so long ago, not quite Canada but it's uncomfortable. I not long moved back from LA so this is all an adjustment.
@GH@ST 42.1 said:
It's Ok. I just can't wait till it snows here!!I have never seen or touched snow
Welcome to London, I hope December brings you snow. I think you might appreciate the holiday festivities here, although you might find it easier to find snow in the north, Scotland is beautiful all year round but winter is especially snowy and full of holiday cheer.
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@JimmyMesser Hey, I am in London too and had to play two hours of football under the humidity. It was bad
We just had the remnants of a hurricane off Baja blow through, very rare for LA, Felt like the Bahamas.
Summers are always humid here in Pittsburgh.
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Humidity does suck, but dry heat isn't much better. Specially if you are in certain places where the temp is above the 100 F constantly. Or travel to the middle east and then tell us how you feel about dry heat
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HOT AND STICKY here in Pennsylvania but the good news is that I have my own stock of 200+ gourmet ice pops! WIN... (:
I was in London once in June and stayed at a crap hotel. No AC. I went out and bought a fan for my room. Made it just bearable. I was young and tolerated it..... For a igloo Canadian it was torture.......
To where?
Sorry to hear that.
Lol I used to live in the sf valley so 126 degrees at the height of summer. Bit of freak weather for us considering we came out of -2 not so long ago, not quite Canada but it's uncomfortable. I not long moved back from LA so this is all an adjustment.
Welcome to London, I hope December brings you snow. I think you might appreciate the holiday festivities here, although you might find it easier to find snow in the north, Scotland is beautiful all year round but winter is especially snowy and full of holiday cheer.
Which part of London are you in? I've been enjoying the breeze most of the past days, haven't experienced much humidity.
Central, it's much better now.
I'm chilling in Wizconsin