Thank god it's not hot

[AlphaMale!]

And then I moved back to MO in December and got just the opposite extreme weather.

 

[schultz1]

Brutal as always here in Tampa. 94 degrees and 75% humidity, and that's lower than the normal humidity. You go outside for 5 minutes your fucking drenched in sweat.
Good for the business I'm in though. (HVAC)

Facts! My gym is a warehouse with no ac, its oppressive in there right now.

 

[genetic freak]

I must be an outlier, as the humidity never bothered me. I would run 30+ miles on Saturday mornings when I was stationed in New Orleans at 90+ degrees and 90+ % humidity. I would gladly retire in Louisiana, but my wife would divorce me. Haha.

The only time the humidity got to me was when I was on 3 month security mission in the Philippine jungle. Trying to sleep in the jungle when it is 90 degrees and 100% humidity with bugs biting the shit out of you sucked. You couldn't cover yourself with anything.

 

[Pbzepintx]

I feel your pain! Since the 1st day of June we have had over 30 days of 100+ weather here. We also have humidity that is so high all day long that our window stay fogged up. It 5pm the temperature here is 101 with a 125 heat index. It like walking into hell when you open the front door. This morning at 4am when I got up with was 84 degrees with a 94% humidity.

Where do you live Bigtex?? That weather sounds very Houston-like... or maybe Brownsville or Corpus Christi.