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**Annewsded** · 09-22-2012, 09:01 AM

I can deal with hot. But it's always so humid here than even 70 feels terrible. And it's been hitting the 100s a lot recently. And we're not even 'true south'. It's Kentucky. Where it's 90 one day and 40 the next. Haha. It's the only thing I hate about living here. We get extremes on both ends and the weather's always changing. You don't even have time to get used to it one way or the other.

I'm not much further south than you and yeah the humidity sucks. However during those triple digit days the humidity wasn't much of a factor it was just a dry heat. Now that it has cooled down and the humidity is a factor, my sinuses are a mess again. But hey I'll deal with that over the dry triple digit heat that we suffered through for well over a week.

I know what you mean by the weather always changing. There is a saying around here. "If you don't like the weather, stick around a few minutes, it will change"

09-22-2012, 09:01 AM	#36
Annewsded Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 485 Senior Member	I can deal with hot. But it's always so humid here than even 70 feels terrible. And it's been hitting the 100s a lot recently. And we're not even 'true south'. It's Kentucky. Where it's 90 one day and 40 the next. Haha. It's the only thing I hate about living here. We get extremes on both ends and the weather's always changing. You don't even have time to get used to it one way or the other. I'm not much further south than you and yeah the humidity sucks. However during those triple digit days the humidity wasn't much of a factor it was just a dry heat. Now that it has cooled down and the humidity is a factor, my sinuses are a mess again. But hey I'll deal with that over the dry triple digit heat that we suffered through for well over a week. I know what you mean by the weather always changing. There is a saying around here. "If you don't like the weather, stick around a few minutes, it will change"
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