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Summer Temperatures !
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Alfred E. Neuman
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Always high 80's/low 90's here. With the ubiquitous humidity and thunderstorms. If we're lucking it won't touch triple digits.
We have two seasons - summer and not quite summer.
We have two seasons - summer and not quite summer.
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Alfred E. Neuman
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I was in New Orleans for a training seminar a couple of years ago in June. I thought being from central GA and living in Atlanta I knew from hot and humid. I got a new understanding for miserable summer weather!
Got an Air BNB about a mile and a half away from the hotel because I'd rather be in a neighborhood than by the hotels. Walked to the conference room each morning and had was soaked through from sweating. Temps were mid 80's at 6:30 am, humidity had to be 100%.
You know the summers are bad when restaurants close for the summer season with a sign on the door saying see you in the fall!
Got an Air BNB about a mile and a half away from the hotel because I'd rather be in a neighborhood than by the hotels. Walked to the conference room each morning and had was soaked through from sweating. Temps were mid 80's at 6:30 am, humidity had to be 100%.
You know the summers are bad when restaurants close for the summer season with a sign on the door saying see you in the fall!
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