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started off spectacular today, most brilliant sunshine I've seen in a while. And it actually felt warm, I was out in a shirt erven
though the temp was only 57F/13C. If melbourne's winters weren't so disgustingly cloudy, it would be very pleasant even with
the exisiting average temps However, it's getting cloudy now. Naturally
Life is short...take a chance. We moved from Southern California for New England and couldn't be happier. Never want to move back.
You are definitely right that life is ever so short and mine is probably nearly up. I moved to Texas from Southern California and have very often regretted doing so. There are pros and cons to both places.
10 P.M. in central Texas:
86 degrees, feels like 89
55% humidity
68 dew point
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You are definitely right that life is ever so short and mine is probably nearly up. I moved to Texas from Southern California and have very often regretted doing so. There are pros and cons to both places.
10 P.M. in central Texas:
86 degrees, feels like 89
55% humidity
68 dew point
Sorry to hear that. Sounds like you don't like the heat so why would you move to Texas, as if Calif. doesn't get hot enough in the summer? At least it doesn't have Texas humidity and bugs.
Sorry to hear that. Sounds like you don't like the heat so why would you move to Texas, as if Calif. doesn't get hot enough in the summer? At least it doesn't have Texas humidity and bugs.
Depends on what part area of Southern CA you live in, I don't have AC an it doesn't go above 80 that often where I'm at. Can't really think of a place that has more comfortable summers that coastal Southern CA.
it's 80 with 85% humidity here....the mosquitoes are wild right now . I'm really starting to feel sad for moving here, the low in the town I used to live in is 59 tonight...good for them bad for me ......
Sorry to hear that. Sounds like you don't like the heat so why would you move to Texas, as if Calif. doesn't get hot enough in the summer? At least it doesn't have Texas humidity and bugs.
We moved here 30 years ago, following my sister who married a Texan. I was young then and really didn't think about things that may be important. It was just one of those things. No, I don't like the heat and where I lived in California, we didn't have this kind of heat. We never even had A/C out there. Texas is okay; I'm sure I'll never go back to California as it's just not like it was many years ago, but hopefully one day, I'll find a cooler place to live.
You're right; humidity and bugs were never a problem.
Depends on what part area of Southern CA you live in, I don't have AC an it doesn't go above 80 that often where I'm at. Can't really think of a place that has more comfortable summers that coastal Southern CA.
I lived in Burbank and although some days it would get hot, it just didn't last long and the nights cooled off nicely. We never had A/C in the almost 30 years I lived out there. Well, I take that back. The first home my husband and I bought after we were married had a window unit in the bedroom, but that was it. The other three homes I lived in the years out there, no A/C whatsoever. I'd die in Texas without it.
Of course where you are in San Diego, it is near perfect.
it's 80 with 85% humidity here....the mosquitoes are wild right now . I'm really starting to feel sad for moving here, the low in the town I used to live in is 59 tonight...good for them bad for me ......
Yikes, that's quite a difference. Since you're plotting your escape, maybe you will escape to coolness again one day.
Bethel, Alaska (Airport)
Updated: 8:53 PM AKDT on August 08, 2008
Clear
65 °F / 18 °C
Clear
Humidity: 40%
Dew Point: 40 °F / 4 °C
Wind: 9 mph / 15 km/h / 4.1 m/s from the NNE
Pressure: 29.92 in / 1013 hPa (Steady)
Visibility: 10.0 miles / 16.1 kilometers
UV: 1 out of 16
Clouds:
Clear -
(Above Ground Level)
Yikes, that's quite a difference. Since you're plotting your escape, maybe you will escape to coolness again one day.
haha.....yes!!!!!!
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However, it's getting cloudy now. Naturally 
I moved to Texas from Southern California and have very often regretted doing so. There are pros and cons to both places.
. I'm really starting to feel sad for moving here, the low in the town I used to live in is 59 tonight...good for them 
bad for me 
