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Keep in mind that the current temperatures are about 10-15°C below average.
But yes, it's a terrible climate... and I'm moving away from it later this year.
Where are you planning to move? Staying in Canada or going to another country?
Also today was the first very pleasant "Aprilesque" day in a while (after all the heat of the first 12 days of the month). Maximum around 26C, a mostly cloudy morning followed by a sunny afternoon and breezy.
The forecast pattern is fairly mild and cloudy for the next 7-10 days.
I am sweating at a sunny 21°C with a t shirt on me to be honest.
I sweat a lot and smell bad in just 1 day after having a shower.
It is bone crushing today where i am. Dews of 73f and wind blowing from the SSW off the gulf making it feel like pure hell. No chance of any rain, it dies out everytime a 100 miles north of me. Nothing can break thru this dead locked upper level high. This is more like mid June weather. Once dews break 78f and gulf temps get above 88f ya just well be on Venus as the air is knocked out of ya when ya step outside. No place worse in the U.S...
Lake was stuck in the 50s all day. From 830 to 930 pm it jumped nearly 10 degrees. Hit 70 after midnight.
I couldn't sleep starting at 130. Heavy rain ahead of the line of severe storms (which seemed a bit odd).
The Seneca tornado was just about 10-15 miles north of us. We were keeping an eye on it around 3:30 in the morning.
It got very windy, weather station said 20 mph but it's in a sheltered spot. The numerous branches and leaves down on the road suggest higher.
Yesterday felt kind of humid to me. I think the dews were the 50s, lol. So used to 30f dews that even 50f felt a bit much. Looks like we're going to be cloudy and humid for a few more days. Then the sun and dryness returns
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