I live in the New Braunfels area and we spend the summertime at swim team and in the Comal river, beautiful spring fed clear water river.

I am originally from VA and have lived all over. In the summer, I love the evenings. It’s warm and dry, so much better than DC.

Anonymous wrote:Well, I went once over Memorial Day weekend and it was hellishly hot and humid. Think DC at its absolute worst--and that was in late May.

I've been to San Antonio a few times in late June for work, and basically stayed inside the entire time. Normally, I'm loathe to do that, but it's miserable that time of year.

It’s loath in this usage

My sister lives in Austin and we visit in July sometimes because it's easier for me to go when kids are out of school. It'll be 100* from 8am to 8pm or longer, and I won't spend more than 15 minutes outside per day.

Barton Springs sounds wonderful on a blistering day, but have you been there lately? It's crowded, people everywhere blaring their music and screaming. Not a blissful cold steam experience.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:why don't you just google the average temp and humidity in July. *Here I'll do that for you:
average high in July in Austin: 97, average low in July in Austin: 79
humidity in July in Austin: 88% humid

compared to DC
average high in July in DC: 89, average low in July in DC: 68
humidity in July in DC: 80%

yes, it'll feel hotter than DC. This is not hard to figure out...

NP, but I feel like in the time you spent Googling all that you could have taken 20 deep breaths to deal with whatever stress you aren't handling very well.

I just think people are stupid. Don't ask how hot it is when you can just google it.

Cool story bro.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Without fail, this board are absolute weenies about heat. Where are you all spending your summer where it isn’t hot?

This.

People live in hot places. And they don’t magically hibernate all summer.

This. I live in AZ and run outside even in the summer. You adjust to wake up earlier and do stuff when it's cooler. It's 102 right now and I have not spontaneously combusted yet.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:why don't you just google the average temp and humidity in July. *Here I'll do that for you:
average high in July in Austin: 97, average low in July in Austin: 79
humidity in July in Austin: 88% humid

compared to DC
average high in July in DC: 89, average low in July in DC: 68
humidity in July in DC: 80%

yes, it'll feel hotter than DC. This is not hard to figure out...

Yeah, thanks, I did that already. Hard to tell how humidity "feels" though, was hoping for some personal anecdotes, which I got.

I don't see how hearing random people's anecdotes help you understand how humidity feels more than looking up the humidity but whatever.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:why don't you just google the average temp and humidity in July. *Here I'll do that for you:
average high in July in Austin: 97, average low in July in Austin: 79
humidity in July in Austin: 88% humid

compared to DC
average high in July in DC: 89, average low in July in DC: 68
humidity in July in DC: 80%

yes, it'll feel hotter than DC. This is not hard to figure out...

Yeah, thanks, I did that already. Hard to tell how humidity "feels" though, was hoping for some personal anecdotes, which I got.

Anecdotes of how hot hot and humid feels? You live in DC so just imagine the worst heat of DC and then crank it up a few notches. It'll be miserable.