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Richard, thank you for the info. We had a very cold winter in my area, too. We had many days that were 10 to 20 degrees below average. I hate those days.
ILNC, I'll trade you this winter. I saw that you guys had snow down there Christmastime, 2004. It was kind of funny how the news media was all over it. Guess it's cause snow isn't something newsworthy here.
Marmac, I keep reading your posts and see you're still my neighbor. Will you be moving this autumn?
it's 90 with a 78% humidity....yeah.....that really sucks. Hey Jammie I can easily tolerate those temps, I tolerated -32 with a -40 windchill in Upstate NY, so I think I can tolerate that
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Richard, thank you for the info. We had a very cold winter in my area, too. We had many days that were 10 to 20 degrees below average. I hate those days.
Unfortunately, our winters have been very mild and damp, then the summers cool and damp, one could hardly tell the difference between the seasons. Snow is becoming very rare here and people here are starting to miss good old fashioned white winters, it seems to be confined to childhood memories of those older than around 30 in this country.
Unfortunately, our winters have been very mild and damp, then the summers cool and damp, one could hardly tell the difference between the seasons. Snow is becoming very rare here and people here are starting to miss good old fashioned white winters, it seems to be confined to childhood memories of those older than around 30 in this country.
I see you like having 4 true seasons, like hot summers and cold winters? I think you would really like the Midwest, even though their summers are THAT hot.
Ok Jammie we can trade in the winter Yes the snow at Christmas in 2004 was HUGH, it was the first time (and probably last) it has ever snowed in Houston at Christmas, my first white Christmas!
Ok Jammie we can trade in the winter Yes the snow at Christmas in 2004 was HUGH, it was the first time (and probably last) it has ever snowed in Houston at Christmas, my first white Christmas!
yea I remember that night....I stayed in Tallahassee and it sleeted that night!!!!
The last white christmas that happened in North GA was December 24,1989 I think. This year we came pretty close because we had snow flurries mixed with sleet, and it covered the ground with about 0.5 inches of frozen precip. but I wouldn't consider it a "white" christmas.
I would love to live in a place with 100% probability of a white christmas, some place like Quebec, perhaps?
I don't know the heat index but it's about 99 here in Dallas today.
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, even though their summers are THAT hot.
