[bmw335xi]

Originally Posted by kokonutty

Really? The OP did not use the word "humidity," any derivation thereof, or any synonym of that word.

Yeah I just read through it again and no mention of it, my guess is the OP is just trolling, nobody can be that _______.

[PDF]

Originally Posted by kokonutty

Really? The OP did not use the word "humidity," any derivation thereof, or any synonym of that word.

"Mild climate" and "100 degree summers" match the description of humidity in so many words.

[kokonutty]

Originally Posted by PDF

"Mild climate" and "100 degree summers" match the description of humidity in so many words.

Not in the English language. "Degrees" measures temperature, nothing else. A mild climate is synonymous with a temperate climate, the definition of which does not include humidity.


What difference does it make anyway if those hurricanes wipe out the whole place every year?

[pepsik]

Is there any difference betwen temperature of East and West coast of FL? I`ve heard somewhere that East coast has little less temperature..Also i`ve heard humidity is lower closer to ocean? Fairytales? ))

[Fredesch]

Originally Posted by pepsik

Is there any difference betwen temperature of East and West coast of FL? I`ve heard somewhere that East coast has little less temperature..Also i`ve heard humidity is lower closer to ocean? Fairytales? ))

If you are very near the ocean, you will get onshore breezes. Unless there is storm, the breeze will always be from cooler to warmer (the warmer air rises). I doubt that the humidity is lower by the ocean, but even in August the ocean won't get much over 80 degrees, so if it 90 degrees on the land - a cooling onshore breeze will form. So very close to the ocean, you can feel more comfortable than the torrid inland a few miles away.

[BucFan]

Originally Posted by Perma Bear

Any parts that don't get 100 degree Summer's every day and are safe from hurricanes (I don't want to rebuild my house all the time). I'm looking to escape The bay areas stupid prices.

nope - I'm building my fifth house and I've only lived here 7 yrs.....damn those hurricanes.

[bmw335xi]

Originally Posted by kokonutty

Not in the English language. "Degrees" measures temperature, nothing else. A mild climate is synonymous with a temperate climate, the definition of which does not include humidity.


What difference does it make anyway if those hurricanes wipe out the whole place every year?

Yeah, Las Vegas or Phoenix literally have weeks of 100 degree weather and virtually no humidity and you can cook an egg on a stone there.

[Spring Hillian]

Originally Posted by BucFan

nope - I'm building my fifth house and I've only lived here 7 yrs.....damn those hurricanes.

Still building Buc? I gave up and put up a 5 person tent. When we hear a hurricane is out there we fold up the tent and head to the mountains in NC.

[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by kokonutty

Not in the English language. "Degrees" measures temperature, nothing else. A mild climate is synonymous with a temperate climate, the definition of which does not include humidity.


What difference does it make anyway if those hurricanes wipe out the whole place every year?

But we don't even have Canes in any year let alone every year. At least not in my area since 1921.

[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by Spring Hillian

Still building Buc? I gave up and put up a 5 person tent. When we hear a hurricane is out there we fold up the tent and head to the mountains in NC.

Maybe you should rent clint.