Where does it become "too cold" in the United States? (military, statistics)
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22 here in Northeast WA. Extremely clear, sunny, crisp, and about 4 inches of snow on the ground. Beautiful winter wonderland. Nothing gloomy about it.
It took long enough, but winter finally arrived here. I'm a happy camper.
It's so strange to read about snow in November being rare. We had our first snow on Sep. 11th! Three months later, it was warmer here than Miami. This area is not for the faint of heart. LOL The cold (and winter) hasn't been bothering me as much lately. It's a combination of factors, but I think mostly because I'm much happier and content overall. I love wearing winter clothes and I've taken up outdoor hobbies. Winter will arrive every year so I might as well make the best of it. My area is really beautiful covered in snow.
The heat in Houston can be avoided; the loads of lush subtropical flora and trees, and skies ever-accompanied by nice fluffy clouds ensure that shade is ever-present. Furthermore, frequent summer thunderstorms effectively douse the sky, cooling summer temps in Houston. Honestly, with such circumstances, Houston, and the rest of the Coastal South, feel more like jungle paradises ala Amazon than the supposed "hells" people like to describe them as, during the summer.
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Originally Posted by Yn0hTnA
With plentiful rain and sun year-round, and loads of luscious, beautiful subtropical foliage, Houston, and the rest of the Coastal South certainly can fall into the category of jungle paradise. Plentiful thunderstorms quench and cool the atmosphere, ensure consistent relief during the so-called "unbearable" summers. Furthermore, the loads of subtropical flora, as well as ever-present cumulus clouds, are sources of shade from the sun, and thus also ease the "uncomfort" during summers.
Whoah, what kinds of drugs are you on?
Have you even been to Houston? LMAO
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