I'm on the left coast in a small beach town. We also get a fuck-ton of tourists during the summer months. Thankfully, no country music festivals...nor Kid Rock though. When it gets hot (relatively speaking) in the Seattle area, we know we're gonna get over-run with city dwellers.I live at the shore. It gets insanely busy in the summer.
The country music festival is happening this weekend and there are a LOT of people in town. Kid Rock is playing Sunday night.
You, uh, working on an exit plan?Well, San Antonio just recorded the highest heat index in the history of the city today (at 115 on the official recording at the airport). Though my area was as high as 122 heat index yesterday and maxed out at 119 today.
You're doing it backwards, everyone knows people move OUT of CA and then people complain about all the damn Californians ruining their city/state.Moved from here:
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There is literally no part of me that misses Texas.
Too much of a Spurs fan to leave right when they're about to draft Wembanyama.You, uh, working on an exit plan?
You're doing it backwards, everyone knows people move OUT of CA and then people complain about all the damn Californians ruining their city/state.
If you start planning now, you could be ready before next summer.Too much of a Spurs fan to leave right when they're about to draft Wembanyama.
Yeah but Wembanyama is such a ridiculously good prospect and I missed the hell out of going to Spurs games when I lived in LA as incredible as the weather was. I know, it sounds sick to be that much of a fan of the team.If you start planning now, you could be ready before next summer.
And just so you know, when you post a thread next year complaining about summer, I'm going to call back to this post and mock you
At least you can layer clothes. Once I get down to the boxers I can't take anything else off.Eh, try Winter. Snow is the worst.
Can confirm that you are wrong boyo. I'll take feet of snow over 100+ with 90% humidity. I got layers upon layers. I got a jacket that's like an onion made of Himalayan sheeps wool. I'll snuggle in a snowbank before I deal with sweaty, moist, sticky oven air ever again.Eh, try Winter. Snow is the worst.
At least you can layer clothes. Once I get down to the boxers I can't take anything else off.
Tbh summer doesn't usually bother me too much. Last year was a historically crap summer, literally the hottest ever recorded in San Antonio and also much more humid than normal. And this might be the most humid heat wave we have ever had. Typical 98-101 with daytime dewpoints in the low 60s and sometimes high 50s that characterize our mid July to mid August (the hottest part of the year here) don't bother me too much. I mean I don't like it but I just go dunk myself in the pool. But last year was over the top in every way (mega drought plus high humidity WTF?). At least this year the ultra high humidity makes some sense because we had a very wet May and first week of June.If you start planning now, you could be ready before next summer.
And just so you know, when you post a thread next year complaining about summer, I'm going to call back to this post and mock you
At least you can layer clothes. Once I get down to the boxers I can't take anything else off.
More like booty sweat on the couch would piss the wife offWell .... you CAN but you might upset the neighbors!
Yeah our air quality has been bad for the last week and a half thanks to farmers in Mexico setting their fields on fire before the growing season. It's only moderate today but was at the hazardous level until a couple of days ago.We're under a heat warning AND air quality warning today, double whammy! 30C with hazy skies and thick air. Feels like Toronto.