Humidity sucks

[rmarotti]

alot.

[TMFS9]

yes

[CORed]

I live in Denver, where it almost never gets hot and humid. A co-worker of mine told me a story that he took a trip to Missouri in the summer when his son was about 6 years old. After getting out of the car at gas stop is son said to him, "Dad, what's wrong with the air?".

[trying2learn]

everytime someone makes fun of the phrase, "dry heat" - i know that they've never been in a grossly humid area.

that said - I /images/graemlins/heart.gif the desert.

[asofel]

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alot.

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yes

[Dynasty]

So does more than a week of 115 degree days.

Last night it was over 100 until about 3:30am.

[SL__72]

Yeah its been horrible for the last week+ here. (in MN) At least its a bit cooler today. Saturday if you stepped outside you'd instantly feel sticky. Wasn't much better when I went golfing yesterday...

[swede123]

No kidding. Once it gets over 110 or so it's miserable, regardless of humidity.

Swede

[miajag81]

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a lot.

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fyp.

yeah, it does. today in baltimore it's about 95 with 75% humidity. wearing a suit to work = funnnn

[jason_t]

What's humidity?

Loser.

[Inthacup]

I agree. Tennessee is quite humid, but I would take that over the 115+ weather I endured in Vegas last week.

[on_thg]

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yeah, it does. today ... it's about 95 with 75% humidity. wearing a suit to work = funnnn

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[istewart]

You're about to get pwned by an earthquake.

[Porcupine]

I think Raleigh, NC and Baltimore basically have the same weather for a few days. Our 5 day forecast: 94-96 and very humid.

I don't do the suit to work, but 96 + humid + black car with black (leather) interior = no fun.

[IronDragon1]

Do you have a perm or something?

[Voltron87]

new york city is disgusting right now. the women more than make up for it though.

[BigD226]

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yes, yes it does...its disgusting in NYC today

[BigD226]

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new york city is disgusting right now. the women more than make up for it though.

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lol...true

[Felix_Nietsche]

Having lived in Texas most my life, I use to curse the humidity and the heat. But, I moved to Boulder, CO for a few years where it is very dry and I started missing the humidity.

Low humidity makes you feel thirsty all the time, dries your skin, and ages you faster. There are advantages to high humidity.

[TimM]

This is why I keep vampire hours. And the electric bill in summer for my 1BR apartment is like $130/mo.