Could it be any more humid?!

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Originally Posted by RICHARD

A little humility never hurt anyone.:confused:

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Sure - easy for you CA people to say..........:p

It is the heat AND the stupidity that does it in for me.....

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Originally Posted by RICHARD

A little humility never hurt anyone.:confused:

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Oh, I invite you to come to Germany where the houses have no a/c, and where we often have these warm, humid tropical nights during the summer season. In these nights, you feel like someone placed a wet towel over your face, and you feel you cannot breath. The air never seems to have enough oxygen... it's pure torture!

Kirsten

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Originally Posted by Kirsten

Oh, I invite to you come to Germany where the houses have no a/c, and where we often have these warm, humid tropical nights during the summer season. In these nights, you feel like someone placed a wet towel over your face, and you feel you cannot breath. The air never seems to have enough oxygen... it's pure torture!

Kirsten

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Kirsten, living in the UK I know exactly what you mean.

Thirteen straight days of rain here. It has gotten to where the sidewalks squish when we walk on them. Fortunately the temperature has stayed around the 60-70 degree range so the humidity isn't that bad.....yet. Spring and summer are not my time of year. Fall and winter seem so far away.....

Finally we've had a couple of nice and warm days. Humid, yes, but nothing like it's been, thankfully. Supposed to be 85 today. I'll take it.

I'm lucky, so far. It's a clear sunny day 24 C (75F) with humidity at 34%. Can't get much better than that! :D

Of course, Copenhagen is also near the coast. :)