Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don’t understand all the complaining about the summer weather here. Are y’all really this stupid? DC is basically in the south. It might be the northern edge of the south, but it’s still the south. We’re basically at sea-level, at a latitude only 15 degrees away from the tropics. Of course it’s going to be blazing hot and super humid in the summers.
Why are people constantly surprised by this???
Do you not understand how to look at a map?
It is getting worse. I moved here from the South decades ago and summers were a breeze. The temps almost never were near 100. Not only is the heat horrible but the persistent drought makes the area look like a hellscape. I like to garden and have adjusted the plants I grow because of the changing climate.
I was born here decades before you moved here decades ago. It’s always been like this.
I was born here as well and am now in my 40's. The weather we had this past week never occurred before mid-July/early August.
Remember 2011?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don’t understand all the complaining about the summer weather here. Are y’all really this stupid? DC is basically in the south. It might be the northern edge of the south, but it’s still the south. We’re basically at sea-level, at a latitude only 15 degrees away from the tropics. Of course it’s going to be blazing hot and super humid in the summers.
Why are people constantly surprised by this???
Do you not understand how to look at a map?
It is getting worse. I moved here from the South decades ago and summers were a breeze. The temps almost never were near 100. Not only is the heat horrible but the persistent drought makes the area look like a hellscape. I like to garden and have adjusted the plants I grow because of the changing climate.
I was born here decades before you moved here decades ago. It’s always been like this.
I was born here as well and am now in my 40's. The weather we had this past week never occurred before mid-July/early August.
Remember 2011?
There are weather records. Go look at Wikipedia for chrissake. It’s getting hotter and it’s unpleasant.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don’t understand all the complaining about the summer weather here. Are y’all really this stupid? DC is basically in the south. It might be the northern edge of the south, but it’s still the south. We’re basically at sea-level, at a latitude only 15 degrees away from the tropics. Of course it’s going to be blazing hot and super humid in the summers.
Why are people constantly surprised by this???
Do you not understand how to look at a map?
It is getting worse. I moved here from the South decades ago and summers were a breeze. The temps almost never were near 100. Not only is the heat horrible but the persistent drought makes the area look like a hellscape. I like to garden and have adjusted the plants I grow because of the changing climate.
I was born here decades before you moved here decades ago. It’s always been like this.
I was born here as well and am now in my 40's. The weather we had this past week never occurred before mid-July/early August.
Remember 2011?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Keep buying pets and feeding them meat. Keep driving around in your air conditioned car and keeping your house at a pleasant 72 degrees. Keep taking international vacations. Keep buying new clothes each season. Keep getting seasonal tchotchkes for holidays and kids' birthdays. Keep buying berries year round and apples from Chile. Keep going to the polls and voting and hoping for the best. Keep buying bitcoin. Keep doing what you're doing. Everything is fine. It will all be fine.
I’m down with all that except for Bitcoin.
And I love the summer weather here in DC. Love heat and humidity.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don’t understand all the complaining about the summer weather here. Are y’all really this stupid? DC is basically in the south. It might be the northern edge of the south, but it’s still the south. We’re basically at sea-level, at a latitude only 15 degrees away from the tropics. Of course it’s going to be blazing hot and super humid in the summers.
Why are people constantly surprised by this???
Do you not understand how to look at a map?
It is getting worse. I moved here from the South decades ago and summers were a breeze. The temps almost never were near 100. Not only is the heat horrible but the persistent drought makes the area look like a hellscape. I like to garden and have adjusted the plants I grow because of the changing climate.
I was born here decades before you moved here decades ago. It’s always been like this.
I was born here as well and am now in my 40's. The weather we had this past week never occurred before mid-July/early August.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don’t understand all the complaining about the summer weather here. Are y’all really this stupid? DC is basically in the south. It might be the northern edge of the south, but it’s still the south. We’re basically at sea-level, at a latitude only 15 degrees away from the tropics. Of course it’s going to be blazing hot and super humid in the summers.
Why are people constantly surprised by this???
Do you not understand how to look at a map?
It is getting worse. I moved here from the South decades ago and summers were a breeze. The temps almost never were near 100. Not only is the heat horrible but the persistent drought makes the area look like a hellscape. I like to garden and have adjusted the plants I grow because of the changing climate.
I was born here decades before you moved here decades ago. It’s always been like this.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Keep buying pets and feeding them meat. Keep driving around in your air conditioned car and keeping your house at a pleasant 72 degrees. Keep taking international vacations. Keep buying new clothes each season. Keep getting seasonal tchotchkes for holidays and kids' birthdays. Keep buying berries year round and apples from Chile. Keep going to the polls and voting and hoping for the best. Keep buying bitcoin. Keep doing what you're doing. Everything is fine. It will all be fine.
It probably will be.
Anonymous wrote:Keep buying pets and feeding them meat. Keep driving around in your air conditioned car and keeping your house at a pleasant 72 degrees. Keep taking international vacations. Keep buying new clothes each season. Keep getting seasonal tchotchkes for holidays and kids' birthdays. Keep buying berries year round and apples from Chile. Keep going to the polls and voting and hoping for the best. Keep buying bitcoin. Keep doing what you're doing. Everything is fine. It will all be fine.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don’t understand all the complaining about the summer weather here. Are y’all really this stupid? DC is basically in the south. It might be the northern edge of the south, but it’s still the south. We’re basically at sea-level, at a latitude only 15 degrees away from the tropics. Of course it’s going to be blazing hot and super humid in the summers.
Why are people constantly surprised by this???
Do you not understand how to look at a map?
When I lived in MN I complained about the -40 degree windchill days. Living here I complain about anything over 90 degrees. Just because it is expected doesn’t mean that it doesn’t suck.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don’t understand all the complaining about the summer weather here. Are y’all really this stupid? DC is basically in the south. It might be the northern edge of the south, but it’s still the south. We’re basically at sea-level, at a latitude only 15 degrees away from the tropics. Of course it’s going to be blazing hot and super humid in the summers.
Why are people constantly surprised by this???
Do you not understand how to look at a map?
It is getting worse. I moved here from the South decades ago and summers were a breeze. The temps almost never were near 100. Not only is the heat horrible but the persistent drought makes the area look like a hellscape. I like to garden and have adjusted the plants I grow because of the changing climate.
Anonymous wrote:Keep buying pets and feeding them meat. Keep driving around in your air conditioned car and keeping your house at a pleasant 72 degrees. Keep taking international vacations. Keep buying new clothes each season. Keep getting seasonal tchotchkes for holidays and kids' birthdays. Keep buying berries year round and apples from Chile. Keep going to the polls and voting and hoping for the best. Keep buying bitcoin. Keep doing what you're doing. Everything is fine. It will all be fine.
Anonymous wrote:DC is trash add horrible humidity and heat and it's a desperate hellscape.
Anonymous wrote:A lot of people didn’t grow up here or in the south so yes, the god awful summers are still a surprise to them. Not to mention they continue to get worse year after year.