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Old 12-28-2008, 09:19 PM
 
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I can say that as I live in Houston, the idea that there is a complaint about the humidity in Middle Tennessee is laughable. I think anyone on the Gulf Coast would have the same opinion. It is more humid in Nashville than Austin, or San Antonio but who wants brown in July/August and having to water the lawn every day.
I agree I like green not brown! I would have thought Austin & San Antonio humidity was worse then Nashville. I was in TX a few years back, in May & I couldn't believe how bad the humidty was. I couldn't wait to leave. First time I was in humid weather. I guess it's something you need to get adjusted to. I really love everything else about the areas.
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Old 12-28-2008, 10:47 PM
 
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I agree I like green not brown! I would have thought Austin & San Antonio humidity was worse then Nashville. I was in TX a few years back, in May & I couldn't believe how bad the humidty was. I couldn't wait to leave. First time I was in humid weather. I guess it's something you need to get adjusted to. I really love everything else about the areas.
I've lived in the three Texas cities mentioned before, and in Nashville. Middle TN humidity is between the exteme of Houston/Gulf Coast on one end and the dryness of Central TX on the other end. The warmer it gets in Central TX, the less it rains. They really get parched in July/August. Not true here (Houston). The way to check this is to compare the average yearly rainfall of the three places. Since we get gulf breezes here this even pushes us more into the moisture.
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Old 12-29-2008, 02:39 PM
 
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I've lived in the three Texas cities mentioned before, and in Nashville. Middle TN humidity is between the exteme of Houston/Gulf Coast on one end and the dryness of Central TX on the other end. The warmer it gets in Central TX, the less it rains. They really get parched in July/August. Not true here (Houston). The way to check this is to compare the average yearly rainfall of the three places. Since we get gulf breezes here this even pushes us more into the moisture.
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