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something I am grateful for today
May. 22nd, 2009 06:56 amIn our region, once the temperatures get up to summer levels, the warmth is invariably followed by high humidity, which makes for tough slogging. Some of you will nod your heads sagely, others will not really understand what this
The last few days here, the temperatures have gotten into the high 20s (that's
at the same time, the humidity has been, like, below 30%. For here, that's really dry. Usually our hot weather has humidity of around 80 or 90%. So this feels so different from our regular hot weather -- this is like being in California. (Where I loved being, BTW...)
Bottom line: this last little while, we've been able to enjoy California weather without having to leave home. How could you not be grateful for weather this nice?
humiditybugaboo even is. Depends where you've lived. Anyhoo:
The last few days here, the temperatures have gotten into the high 20s (that's
low-mid 80sfor you non-metrics down there). Which is hot enough to be called
summerhere, and feels even hotter when it suddenly pops up out of nowhere like this and you haven't had time to adjust your internal thermostat gradually. However:
at the same time, the humidity has been, like, below 30%. For here, that's really dry. Usually our hot weather has humidity of around 80 or 90%. So this feels so different from our regular hot weather -- this is like being in California. (Where I loved being, BTW...)
Bottom line: this last little while, we've been able to enjoy California weather without having to leave home. How could you not be grateful for weather this nice?
