Does "good weather" really mean hot weather?

[bentstrider]

I'll go with the hotter end of the spectrum, but I'll also tolerate some extreme cold if it means "peace and quiet" as well.

Noise-pollution wise, I'm an 80 yr old man trapped in a 27 yr old body.

[TheBeagleLady]

Hot or cold, good weather does not include humidity. I always hear people talk about a "dry heat" but I have no idea what that feels like.

I prefer cooler weather. October is hands down the best month of the year.

[HighPlainsDrifter73]

Originally Posted by TANaples

just increases as you age. If you couldn't take cold or heat when you were younger, you are not going to do a complete turn around and like the other when you get older.

This I agree with 100%. I didn't like hot and/or humid weather as a kid and still can't stand it and I'm in my fifties. I would NEVER move to a place that has miserable heat or humidity for a good part of the year.

The Chicago area where I live has had a miserable summer so far. The air conditioner is my best friend.

[Count David]

Originally Posted by dogwalker425

I always hear people talk about a "dry heat" but I have no idea what that feels like.

Go to the western part of your state during summer.

[Lovely95]

Originally Posted by TANaples

Why are so many people moving to North Carolina now as opposed to Florida? It certianly does get "cold" and even SNOW there. I suppose it is more of a happy medium for those from farther up north.

I've wondered that too. I guess its warmer than where most of those people are from.

[Max96]

Agreed, I hated hot weather most of my life. Never understood even tourists who go south in summer on vacations. Of course, you can cool down in the sea, but swimming all the time is boring, I want to do something else (for example, visit some attractions), but it's too hot for it...