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10-04-2009, 05:19 PM
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Location: Clovis NM, who knows where next?
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In response to the O/P, Minnesota is always like that when it needs to be so if you're used to it, then cool.
However, the Victor Valley seems to have its own weather in relation to the rest of SoCal.
While it'll be relatively calm and mild in the LA/OC/San Bernardino/Riverside areas during the Fall/Winter months, the wind would be blowing 20-30+mph up here with wind-chill making the temperature plummet to 30 degrees or lower.
I ride my bicycle alot in this weather, while everyone else I know drives their car in any.
They and alot of the stores up here don't seem to realize the temperatures sneak up on you up here and they still stock things like gloves and long-johns as a seasonal item.
Health-wise, cold-weather slows me to a crawl while 100+ degree temperatures make me quicker and more active.
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10-04-2009, 06:45 PM
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Location: New York City
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Originally Posted by bentstrider
Health-wise, cold-weather slows me to a crawl while 100+ degree temperatures make me quicker and more active.
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The only time 100+ temperatures make me quicker is when I'm on the beach barefoot and the sand is too hot to walk on.
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10-04-2009, 07:26 PM
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Location: St Paul, MN - NJ's Gold Coast
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I love the cold.
I couldn't imagine living in a place with mild temperatures all year round.
I love feeling warm and cozy to get comfortable.. it beats the hell out of being cooled down by an Air Conditioning.
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10-04-2009, 07:36 PM
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Location: Mid-Atlantic
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I absolutely positively hate the cold.
I hate wearing extra stuff, I have asthma so I can't breathe unless I have my face in my coat, I have allergies and they come out when its cold. It's a very miserable time for me, its hard to live like this its very physically restricting.
I'd rather it be sunny & 120 degrees than it be cloudy & 45 degrees.
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10-04-2009, 07:47 PM
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Location: Hot-Houston Texas
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Originally Posted by Infamous92
I absolutely positively hate the cold.
I hate wearing extra stuff, I have asthma so I can't breathe unless I have my face in my coat, I have allergies and they come out when its cold. It's a very miserable time for me, its hard to live like this its very physically restricting.
I'd rather it be sunny & 120 degrees than it be cloudy & 45 degrees.
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You are my total opposite  I absolutely positively HATE the heat. The colder the better for me. But I can understand why you don't like the cold since it makes you sick.
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10-05-2009, 01:44 PM
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I love the heat. I'm working on trying to like cold weather. Why do I not like cold weather?
numb fingers
numb toes
numb face
runny nose
chapped lips
red, frozen ears
stiff joints
congestion, colds, flu, etc.
much windier in winter
cold floors
icy roads
Most vegetation is dead and dull
gray, gloomy landscape
Yep, those are reasons I hate the cold. And I live in Texas so it doesn't really get very cold here, but cold enough for me not too like it. I REALLY am trying to not hate the cold though. I am working on trying to find reasons to like all 4 seasons regardless of where I live. Seasons last too long to hate them. Would be a shame to go through life hating anywhere from 1/4th to 1/2 of the year every year!
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10-05-2009, 02:27 PM
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Location: SE Brisbane, Queensland
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Originally Posted by TXboomerang
I love the heat. I'm working on trying to like cold weather. Why do I not like cold weather?
numb fingers
numb toes
numb face
runny nose
chapped lips
red, frozen ears
stiff joints
congestion, colds, flu, etc.
much windier in winter
cold floors
icy roads
Most vegetation is dead and dull
gray, gloomy landscape
Yep, those are reasons I hate the cold. And I live in Texas so it doesn't really get very cold here, but cold enough for me not too like it. I REALLY am trying to not hate the cold though. I am working on trying to find reasons to like all 4 seasons regardless of where I live. Seasons last too long to hate them. Would be a shame to go through life hating anywhere from 1/4th to 1/2 of the year every year!
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Interesting perspective...
I easily "hate" 3/5 of the year, every year. 
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10-05-2009, 06:27 PM
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Location: So. Dak.
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Oh, if I lived in Tx., I could probably force myself to like winters there.  In fact, there are people from our area who go down there to get away from winter.
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10-05-2009, 06:33 PM
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Location: Hot-Houston Texas
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Originally Posted by Jammie
Oh, if I lived in Tx., I could probably force myself to like winters there.  In fact, there are people from our area who go down there to get away from winter.
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You would love it here in winter because we don't have it, especially in Houston 
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10-05-2009, 07:55 PM
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Location: New Jersey
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I love cold weather. Right now is an ideal time of the year here in Jersey. Temperatures in the 50s and 60s during the day. All last week it was in the 50s and it felt so refreshing. Personally, my ideal temperatures are the 40s and 50s. Cool and refreshing.
I feel like I'm the only one who actually enjoys cold, dark, cloudy, dreary, rainy, snowy, windy weather. Nothing better than being home with a fire and a hot cup of tea. I'm a bit of a hermit, so winter gives me a good excuse to stay indoors.  Admittedly it is a pain to heat up the car and clear all the snow and ice off of it early in the morning. And driving can be very dangerous too when conditions are bad. But I'm willing to put up with it. The only downside to cold, winter weather is dry skin and dry air in buildings from the heating (I become extra thirsty).
I work outside during the summer and come to despise hot and humid weather. Taking a shower seems pointless since I'll be soaked with sweat after being outside for a few minutes.
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