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Brutal Heat & Humidity...
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Originally Posted By: L_Sludger
I hate the humidity. Oh, how I hate it so much. I don't do well in humid weather. I sweat like I'm getting rained on.
Exactly how I feel about the humidity!!
I hate the humidity. Oh, how I hate it so much. I don't do well in humid weather. I sweat like I'm getting rained on.
Exactly how I feel about the humidity!!
I will take 90 degree temperature and 60-70 % humidity anytime over -30 degrees and snow which I experienced working in Albany new york.
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Originally Posted By: car51
Wish I was still in Corpus Christi TX.
It's beautiful there!! My aunt,uncle,and cousins live in Rockport,which is about 30 miles north of Corpus. I spent half of my childhood growing up there. Good days!!
If you like WW2 naval history, visit the aircraft carrier Lexington in Corpus. Lots of planes and aviation hardware on board too!
Plan to take at least half a day to see it all, worth the time.
Originally Posted By: car51
Wish I was still in Corpus Christi TX.
It's beautiful there!! My aunt,uncle,and cousins live in Rockport,which is about 30 miles north of Corpus. I spent half of my childhood growing up there. Good days!!
If you like WW2 naval history, visit the aircraft carrier Lexington in Corpus. Lots of planes and aviation hardware on board too!
Plan to take at least half a day to see it all, worth the time.
If all those air conditioners had not been used years ago, and all that freeze-on had not leaked out, it would be much cooler these days. Or is it global warming, and it would be even hotter? Or is it just climate change? I know freeze-on and burning coal has something to do with it. Or is it the volcanoes spewing toxic sulfur into the atmosphere?
I keep getting confused.
I keep getting confused.
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