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I live in Utah. (don't like saying what town on the internet)
It is desert and very Dry.
After a surprise storm blew in! our 90* went to 58* & it rained for 2 days!
Today it is 85* but when I went outside, it is so humid it felt like it was 100*
What kind of climate do you live in?
Have you had weird weather this year?
(even our winter was warmer than normal & less snow than usual----global warming? the black hole? or just a weird year?
:)
I find weather interesting, how it varies not only in america, but around the world, so i just thought i'd see how others are doing....I have a step sister that lives in new zealand & she has winter when we have summer....so weird to think of her shoveling snow while i am weeding gardens LOL
It is desert and very Dry.
After a surprise storm blew in! our 90* went to 58* & it rained for 2 days!
Today it is 85* but when I went outside, it is so humid it felt like it was 100*
What kind of climate do you live in?
Have you had weird weather this year?
(even our winter was warmer than normal & less snow than usual----global warming? the black hole? or just a weird year?
:)
I find weather interesting, how it varies not only in america, but around the world, so i just thought i'd see how others are doing....I have a step sister that lives in new zealand & she has winter when we have summer....so weird to think of her shoveling snow while i am weeding gardens LOL
your lucky to live where you have drier air. a lot of days its not good for me to even go out, bout takes your breath away.
think I would rather have warm than shovel snow
do you run a de-humidifier or a/c in the house & do those help?
geez, it's crazy!
The humidity left (thank goodness), but today was 100*!!!
Needless to say; I waited until sunset to go out & do anything.
interesting about the a/c.
In the desert we run swamp coolers to cool the air & put moisture into the air. (i'm originally from Mojave desert in California, so used to dry & super hot----I don't like snow either!)
I 'chose' to go a/c a few years back because of my allergies, but a/c sure is more expensive to run!
gracenme--small world ;) =My daughter moved back here from 5 years in Pa. last fall. She is loving not having the humidity! (but where she was at they also go snow. and she has nice strong sons & son in law to shovel so now I have help. :)