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Originally Posted by fluffydelusions
As a 80s kid I still remember a lot of it being hot and miserable in summer lol though we never had AC. I grew up in CT though. I’m not sure how it is there today. I left when I graduated high school. I live in western Washington now and even here the summers are getting pretty bad. It is further north and has a maritime climate so it supposed to be quite mild. Every August is basically filled with wildfire smoke here now and the days of 90f+ grow each year.
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You grew up in CT, I am living in CT now. It's hot and very humid and going outside is unbearable. Today I tried to sit by a river to cool off but it was too hot and muggy. I had to go and get ice coffee and sit in a/c.
I grew up in the 1950s in western MA (CT River valley) and "hot" to me was 85 degrees. I remember that clearly. Maybe statistics would show that it got up to 90 once in a while but I don't remember that. The first horrible summer I can remember is around 1989. I went up to the Adirondacks that summer to get away from the heat.
Winters have always been long and horrible. I don't know if winter has changed. Summers are not like New England summers used to be though.