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user-inactivated  ·  946 days ago  ·  link  ·    ·  parent  ·  post: Pubski: August 25, 2021

New pubski reminded me! The humidity generally stays. It should have started cooling down (slightly) for you. By January, you should feel more at home, weather-wise (December, if lucky).





c_hawkthorne  ·  946 days ago  ·  link  ·  

Ha! It did start cooling down ever so slightly. Humidity had gone for like a week or two but it's back now. It's awful. I'm going to be suffering like this until January? That's brutal. What a dumb swamp jungle Atlanta is why did the south ever get settled we should have just let it be.

user-inactivated  ·  946 days ago  ·  link  ·  

Don’t worry, it’s only awful when you’re outside. I’m quite a bit lower in latitude, but I remember temperatures reaching 90 in December a little over a decade ago. Most of the summertime is spent indoors unless you’re running (early morning, late night) or at the beach. Spring/Fall are prime times to do outdoor activities. For better or worse, northerners generally acclimate by the next year (sometimes two, depends how cognizant ((shocked)) they are).

The native Americans thought the southern lands were well and good far before the Spanish got here in the 1500s. Most everyone else since has had the same thought as you if they didn’t grow up here. I will say though… taking a flight from dry states (Texas) back to Florida is a shock getting off the plane. Easy to forget how much water is in the air. Basically mer-people around these parts.