If I ever hear someone ever excuse living in Phoenix with 'but it's a dry heat'

[ME##]

Again I will personally strangle them with all my rage

[Samus Aran]

yeah i used to hear this all the time in sacramento too, since it's also the unreasonably hot valley of its respective state as well

i'd rather have heat from high humidity because then at least you know it'll cloud over later as a result and cool down (and possibly thunderstorm fuck yeah)

[famy]

yeah i used to hear this all the time in sacramento too, since it's also the unreasonably hot valley of its respective state as well

i'd rather have heat from high humidity because then at least you know it'll cloud over later as a result and cool down (and possibly thunderstorm fuck yeah)

i lived in the ca valley and now in hell land and I don't think anyone would want high humidity heat lol kill me it's the worst

[The Hand That Fisted Everyone]

yeah i used to hear this all the time in sacramento too, since it's also the unreasonably hot valley of its respective state as well

i'd rather have heat from high humidity because then at least you know it'll cloud over later as a result and cool down (and possibly thunderstorm fuck yeah)

fuck humidity

[squirrelfriend]

same

[squirrelfriend]

at least you can sweat

[Travis]

yeah i used to hear this all the time in sacramento too, since it's also the unreasonably hot valley of its respective state as well

i'd rather have heat from high humidity because then at least you know it'll cloud over later as a result and cool down (and possibly thunderstorm fuck yeah)

dude you do not want humidity. last week here it was in the 90's with 90%+ humidity so the heat index was like 106

[Daddy]

Dry heat is best heat

[Thyme]

dry heat goes away with AC
humid heat doesn't

[Daddy]

Dry heat doesn't ruin shit after a sudden temp drop and everything condenses

[squirrelfriend]

plus ~EVAPORATIVE COOLING~

[squirrelfriend]

I carry a frog tog when I venture outside for a while and it's pretty handy

[YPrrrr]

Inarguably equal heat with humidity is worse.

But it's a joke when somewhere with 80 degrees and 80% humidity thinks it's more unbearable than 115 with 20%.

I think the biggest difference is like david said. In the desert you have 110+ degrees pretty much for 120+ days straight. In humid regions it sucks balls, deeper south esp, but you get rainy cool days to have a reprieve

I'll take 115 for a day over 95 with 80% humidity but Minnesota and Massachusetts ARE OUT OF THEIR ELEMENT

[Daddy]

Inarguably equal heat with humidity is worse.

But it's a joke when somewhere with 80 degrees and 80% humidity thinks it's more unbearable than 115 with 20%.

I think the biggest difference is like david said. In the desert you have 110+ degrees pretty much for 120+ days straight. In humid regions it sucks balls, deeper south esp, but you get rainy cool days to have a reprieve

I'll take 115 for a day over 95 with 80% humidity but Minnesota and Massachusetts ARE OUT OF THEIR ELEMENT

>tfw ma is in extreme drought conditions

>tfw we are busy being hot and humid

[??????]

yeah i used to hear this all the time in sacramento too, since it's also the unreasonably hot valley of its respective state as well

i'd rather have heat from high humidity because then at least you know it'll cloud over later as a result and cool down (and possibly thunderstorm fuck yeah)

dude you do not want humidity. last week here it was in the 90's with 90%+ humidity so the heat index was like 106

it was really awful to get into the subway terminals when that happened lol
the heat just sinks in underground