NewWaveChick1981
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Sat Jul-15-06 08:41 AM
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OK---it's officially TOO FREAKING HUMID!!! |
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I opened my dryer this morning to find a pool of moisture on the bottom of the drum. This only happens if the air is supersaturated (about three times a year). :( I stepped outside on the deck to let my dogs out, and the humidity clung to me. Ugh! There's no such thing as a good hair day in weather like this... :P
But that's NC in the summer. It sucks.
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Sat Jul-15-06 08:44 AM
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1. Arkansas (where I live) and New Orleans are the WORST |
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about humidity. Its awful.
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NewWaveChick1981
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Sat Jul-15-06 08:51 AM
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3. I've been in both AR and NO in the summer---you are right. |
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No air moving, 110% humidity at 90+ degrees.... disgusting! Kinda like it is now. But AR and NO have it longer than we do. I feel your pain!
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Sat Jul-15-06 09:00 AM
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5. I lived in AR most of my life but now I live in Florida. |
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Arkansas is worse although many Floridians find it hard to believe!
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Sat Jul-15-06 08:49 AM
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2. Some people move to NC for the weather. |
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Up here in the frozen state of NH, people will move clear across the country just to find out that no one has perfect weather. My brother moved to Florida about 15 years ago, but every summer he's back up here (and staying with us). I think it's a pretty safe bet that no matter where you live, you're not gonna like the weather at least part of the year.
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Sat Jul-15-06 08:52 AM
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4. True. We do actually have four seasons here, and the winters aren't as |
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bad as the North. However, I lived in Atlanta for the first twelve years of my life (humidity is awful there too) and NC for the rest, and I still can't get used to the nasty summer humidity.
I couldn't live in a state that has year-round summer. I need relief!
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Sat Jul-15-06 09:06 AM
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6. You can see it hanging in the air up here in SE Michigan. |
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Sat Jul-15-06 09:37 AM
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9. It's really gross, isn't it? |
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Sat Jul-15-06 09:39 AM
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10. Yes it is. I think I am going to remain hermetically sealed today! |
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Sat Jul-15-06 09:12 AM
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7. I was wondering why that happened. |
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I thought our dryer was fucked up or something . . .
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NewWaveChick1981
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Sat Jul-15-06 09:36 AM
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8. No---the duct leading to the outside lets the humidity in. |
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Sat Jul-15-06 09:57 AM
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11. It's not humid here in southern middle Tennessee! |
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Sat Jul-15-06 01:01 PM
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14. OK then, it's really freakin' sultry here too! |
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Sat Jul-15-06 10:26 AM
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I love hot and humid. Of course, I grew up in Florida without any air conditioning (neither house nor car).
I must have somehow adapted, as now I don't like a/c even on the hottest of days. I'd rather have the windows open and the ceiling fans running. I tell my wife it's our part to use less energy and save the planet, but she doesn't buy it.
All these a/c offices, cars, and homes are making us wimps.
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Sat Jul-15-06 01:01 PM
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13. Maybe so, but I like to be comfortable! |
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I roomed with a coworker who lives in Florida back in May when we went to a conference, and she wanted the thermostat on 85. SHEESH! No thanks. 75 for me. :)
:hi:
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Sat Jul-15-06 01:05 PM
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15. Hello from a fellow Tarheel. |
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Yes it is humid--too humid. Like Tropical Rainforest humid.
My glasses fog up, my hair has a hard time drying, and the house windows have droplets of water where condensation is occuring on the glass.
Come on October . . .
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Sat Jul-15-06 01:06 PM
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I hear ya! I love October. Think cool thoughts...think cool thoughts... :hi:
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Sat Jul-15-06 01:27 PM
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17. North Georgia is OK at the moment. |
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But I spent most of my life down in South Florida, so I can deal with any humidity up here. Piece of cake compared with down there.
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Sat Jul-15-06 06:15 PM
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21. N. GA is usually not as bad as the Atlanta area and points south |
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I grew up in Atlanta, where it was humid and nasty in the summer.
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Sat Jul-15-06 01:43 PM
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18. so thick ...you can cut it with a knife... |
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Sat Jul-15-06 06:16 PM
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22. Perfect description... |
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Sat Jul-15-06 02:04 PM
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19. ACK! I hope I've gotten used to humidity by this point. |
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The first few days here I thought I was going to faint. I couldn't take 5 steps without feeling nauseated & breathing hard. Joani carried our bags and looked at me very vaguely a la: "What the fuck is wrong with you?" I only revived indoors.
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Sat Jul-15-06 06:15 PM
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20. Hey, a/c is where it's at! |
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I hate it when the air is thick and heavy. :( Stay indoors as much as you can! :D
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Sat Jul-15-06 09:54 PM
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23. Houston is having it really bad this week. |
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All you have to do is step outside for a few minutes and your skin is drenched with sweat. Yuck. Thank goodness for airconditioning.
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