Oh God, the summers in the north midwest are so humid you step outside and are sweating in less than a minute. It's weird; we have the coldest winters and the hottest summers in the states. Go figure.
Oh God, the summers in the north midwest are so humid you step outside and are sweating in less than a minute. It's weird; we have the coldest winters and the hottest summers in the states. Go figure.
well, I live in Kentucky, so I get a distinct time of all four seasons... and I tell ya, the fall is the best season... there is nothin better than the fall...
but I like the winter more than the summer... .the humidity makes life pretty bad...
but I like the winter more than the summer... .the humidity makes life pretty bad...
I understand. Had to spend a week in South Bend Indiana a few years ago during the peak of summer and it was miserable.
Humidity=**** :ban:
I lived in the midwest for 29 years. I know cold, I know hot hell I know leaves covering my yard. Not that I miss any of it...Much! I do miss the thunderstorms. Those are very fun.
The thunderstorms are so great. Only thing where I'm at is the top right of the tornado circle of America so we get nailed hard every once in a while. Still, no earth quakes, no huricanes.
Rey C.
Racing is life... anything else is just waiting.
We're supposed to get about 12 inches of snow on Friday, so I might as well like it.
I just like the change of seasons. That's the main thing I didn't like about California... I was used to wearing a heavy coat and seeing snow at Christmas time. Without a change of seasons, I get a little manic (more than usual
).
I just like the change of seasons. That's the main thing I didn't like about California... I was used to wearing a heavy coat and seeing snow at Christmas time. Without a change of seasons, I get a little manic (more than usual
).
I actually prefer it
The worst part is the mud/salt. Without question it's the mud/salt. That **** is downright ungodly to cars. My body was perfect 5 years ago, and now there is rust creeping up everywhere.
No one enjoys summers more than northern midwesterners. I do believe we have the highest per capita boat ownership in my state, if memory serves.
