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Last Known Hero wrote:Was -21C here last night, hurt the lungs to breath in. Canadian weather

Ye my friends just a few miles north had -37C (-34F) a few days ago.
We got away with about -20C where I live

my gas bill was $500!

I'm scared to see our gas bill this month - the first day of the billing period we got 7 inches of snow. 3 weeks later, it's still on the ground and we haven't been above freezing in close to 2 weeks. My furnace is pretty much running nonstop

This is the season where I feel quite lucky, living in Houston. Shorts weather officially ended last week, but it will be time to break them out again next week.

Jackolantern wrote:This is the season where I feel quite lucky, living in Houston. Shorts weather officially ended last week, but it will be time to break them out again next week.

Michigan weather sucks your really lucky

ZeroComp wrote:

Jackolantern wrote:This is the season where I feel quite lucky, living in Houston. Shorts weather officially ended last week, but it will be time to break them out again next week.

Michigan weather sucks your really lucky

Well, I get mine in the summer. People talk about it being below freezing for weeks at a time, but in the summer here it is over 100 for weeks at a time. 90 degrees at 3am is a strange thing to get used to lol.

Wow, too hot average day temp in summer is 73-74 and night is 69

I have actually started getting used to it. This last summer was my second one here, and it didn't bother me too badly. Not like the first summer, where I was dying after ten minutes outside.

Jackolantern wrote:

ZeroComp wrote:

Jackolantern wrote:This is the season where I feel quite lucky, living in Houston. Shorts weather officially ended last week, but it will be time to break them out again next week.

Michigan weather sucks your really lucky

Well, I get mine in the summer. People talk about it being below freezing for weeks at a time, but in the summer here it is over 100 for weeks at a time. 90 degrees at 3am is a strange thing to get used to lol.

Do you live in Kansas too?

We usually get about 2-3 weeks of 100+ every day in the summer here too. And joy, oh joy, ours comes with high humidity, so we get heat indices near 120.