Hot Weather

[Canefan1]

We only use the heater for extreme conditions like if it gets into the 50's.

[Any4xx]

I'm with you. I was born and raised on the central CA coast. I moved away fifteen years ago to escape the rat race. I ended up in N-E KS. The hot humid summers finally got the best of me and I backtracked to Albuquerque. Dry heat is definitely manageable when compared to humidity. But as of seven years ago I am back where I started. A hot summer here is 80 and a cold winter is 40. I can hate a lot of things about CA, but not the mild weather. Of course, my parents moved to Palm Springs several years ago and that place is a special kind of hell in the summer. No thanks.

[tyler1980]

Originally Posted by AzHadEnuf

AMATEURS!


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just wait until winter and the argument is reversed... amateurs

[SearChart]

Pretty much the same as in London. Beautiful weather (even though I'm an autumn/winter man).

The sweaty nights are the only downside.

[Kingair]

Originally Posted by SearChart

Pretty much the same as in London. Beautiful weather (even though I'm an autumn/winter man).

The sweaty nights are the only downside.

Are you living in Maastricht ?

Gorgeous city

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[SearChart]

Originally Posted by Kingair

Are you living in Maastricht ?

Gorgeous city

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Very close to it

And in Schoonhoven throughout the week because my school is there.

[singe89]

Just got home from a 3 day golf trip in Palm Springs. 75* here but Palm Springs was a little hot. Two people in front of us suffered heat exhaustion and required the paramedics. It was a workout.

[Kingair]

Originally Posted by SearChart

Very close to it

And in Schoonhoven throughout the week because my school is there.

Very often I hopped in at Philipp

He always had stunning watches

Throughout the years he showed me some impressive ones !

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[Kingair]

Originally Posted by singe89

Just got home from a 3 day golf trip in Palm Springs. 75* here but Palm Springs was a little hot. Two people in front of us suffered heat exhaustion and required the paramedics. It was a workout.

Its pretty hot but that's only 3 months and living here you get used to it

Actually I always hear people complaining that it is too hot - even at 90 - and too much sun so they walk around with an umbrella . . . ?

So why would you move over here to the Desert ?

Than swap SoCal for NorCal

And winters a 85 . . . I really started appreciating that 😉

My daughter was training this morning from 08:30 untill 11:30 for tennis

She playing the Sectionals

So if we head out now to play in Costa Mesa it's 85 and really cool out there for us

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[GradyPhilpott]

Originally Posted by Any4xx

I backtracked to Albuquerque. Dry heat is definitely manageable when compared to humidity. But as of seven years ago I am back where I started.

Weather-wise, it's heaven here in Albuquerque, but as they say, if you don't like the weather here, wait a minute.

[Any4xx]

Originally Posted by GradyPhilpott

Weather-wise, it's heaven here in Albuquerque, but as they say, if you don't like the weather here, wait a minute.

To be 100% honest, I'd move back to The Q in a second if my wife would go for it. I kept the house there in hopes of occupying it again someday. But my wife also grew up here and loves the place. Oh well... I'd rather live here with her than in ABQ alone.

[GradyPhilpott]

Originally Posted by Any4xx

To be 100% honest, I'd move back to The Q in a second if my wife would go for it. I kept the house there in hopes of occupying it again someday. But my wife also grew up here and loves the place. Oh well... I'd rather live here with her than in ABQ alone.

Wise choice.

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