Texas Is Way Too Dry During Summer (Houston, Dallas: 2015, how much)

[cBach]

Originally Posted by Gunion Powder

I assumed he was saying that he preferred the summers of a monsoonal climate but not necessarily the winters that come with it.

Miami doesn't get a lot of rain during winter, but there is still ample moisture in the air, being directly on the ocean and all. You would not have dry skin.

But I don't like monsoonal climates. I want maximum sunshine in the summer. A cloudy humid rainy summer is miserable for me.

Clouds and rain in the winter at least makes it feel like winter. As long as there are some sunny periods now and then. Then a dry summer means maximum radiational cooling at night and low humidity which makes outdoor activities more bearable. My ideal climate is Mediterranean, like coastal Southern California.

Monsoonal climates like those in India are way too dry in the winter. Then way too wet in the summer.

[detachable arm]

Originally Posted by Trainwreck20

Are you that alter-ego of that dude that was complaining in other threads that the spring in Texas was not like it was 'supposed' to be?

The subtropical paradise brother Ynohtna / B00ST / Wipe0ut / Shake&Bake / CyberSamurai / Wipe0ut2020 is back as VIRAL.

Somewhat of a fitting name... Although CANCER fits better.

[VIRAL]

Originally Posted by Trainwreck20

Are you that alter-ego of that dude that was complaining in other threads that the spring in Texas was not like it was 'supposed' to be?

No.

[VIRAL]

Originally Posted by detachable arm

The subtropical paradise brother Ynohtna / B00ST / Wipe0ut / Shake&Bake / CyberSamurai / Wipe0ut2020 is back as VIRAL.

Somewhat of a fitting name... Although CANCER fits better.

It would, Cancer is my zodiac sign.

[DTXman34]

Summers should be hot, sunny, dry, and brown .

[slo1318]

Originally Posted by detachable arm

The subtropical paradise brother Ynohtna / B00ST / Wipe0ut / Shake&Bake / CyberSamurai / Wipe0ut2020 is back as VIRAL.

Somewhat of a fitting name... Although CANCER fits better.

Makes sense

[VIRAL]

Originally Posted by cBach

Yuck. The winter is way too dry. I prefer Mediterranean type climates where there is plentiful rain in the winter. I hate having dry skin in the winter. If there is humidity in the winter it prevents that. The good thing about a humid summer in Texas that is dry precip wise is that my skin is nice and moist and I don't have to worry about humidity or mosquitoes. Move to India if you want a monsoonal climate.

We are not a monsoonal climate. A humid subtropical climate is broken into two differentiations: majority of precip in winter and majority of precip in summer. For instance, Miami has a majority of precip in summer whereas we don't. If you look at even New Orleans, there is a maximum in the winter as well as the summer.

The Med variety of subtropical climates have precip peaks solely in winter. Humid Subtropical climates (CFA) tend to have evenly distributed rainfall, with no defined "wet or dry seasons" (although there are slight peaks in certain times of the year). CWA climates have very dry winters (seen mainly in Asia, due to the monsoon).

[VIRAL]

Originally Posted by DTXman34

Summers should be hot, sunny, dry, and brown .

Maybe for where you are. But, east of the 96, such a summer, while it can happen, is, thankfully, not the norm.

[Spade]

Originally Posted by Sunderpig2

Es una pérdida de tiempo hablar con un troll

Yep

[Spade]

Originally Posted by biscuit_head

The OP has posted from multiple screen names and reappears repeatedly to promote the "lush, subtropical" environment of Southeast Texas. This thread is just more humblebragging and his weird obsession with humid climiates. I'm in a city that gets both the stifling humidity and wet-cold winters (Washington, DC), so I'd kill for some "dry heat" right about now.

So I don't see the point of the OP telling the posters something they already know and then tell them they're getting "ripped-off," since everyone doesn't like humid weather in the summertime. Get over it or tell them to pray about, or offer them a job so they can move.

Tell me about it. Sheesh I am counting down to September.