It feels like a rainforest outside today.
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Anonymous
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I know it's normal and happens every year, but I'm never prepared for the thick, hot, tropical air. It is just foul today.
Dreaming of crisp fall days... |
Anonymous
| This needed its own thread? |
Anonymous
| Throw on a gauzy sundress and make yourself a cold drink. Enjoy summer! |
Anonymous
| It really is ridiculous today. When I went outside this morning I felt like I was in a greenhouse right after the plants were misted. |
Anonymous
Really?! Imagine that in the summer! |
Anonymous
| I hate it. I've lived in NOVA for over 20 years now, and have never gotten used to it. I walk my dogs and feel like I'm walking through soup. I lived in New Orleans before moving here, and somehow found the humidity more tolerable there, don't ask me why. |
Anonymous
| Bring on November weather! |
Anonymous
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+1 for fall!
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Anonymous
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Expected thread.
In Feb, the posts are complaining about how bitterly cold and windy it is. |
Anonymous
+2! |
Anonymous
A Dewpoint of 75 is remarkable |
Anonymous
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I do not understand how people are like: "woo! summer! fun! dinner outside! cute outfits! fun gatherings with friends!"
It feels way to gross to do anything, let alone ENJOY going out doing "fun" things. I feel so sweaty, sticky, buggy, frizzy, and cranky. All I want to do is sit in the dark(er) cool(er) basement with cold drinks and ice cream alone in my sports bra and shorts. |
Anonymous
About as high as it gets, except for the odd historical 80s record every few years. But to hit that few point you need really high temps or it’s raining. https://westnorth.com/2013/07/02/dewpoints-in-dc-over-the-year/ |
Anonymous
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Who cares?
The order is still summer > spring > fall > winter. F those 4 PM sunsets. |