We need an International residential exchange program. I'll take that cool, wet rainy overcast weather and you can have the dry hot clear sunny stuff for awhile.The English answer, it only rains for 23 hours per day.
Deal?
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We need an International residential exchange program. I'll take that cool, wet rainy overcast weather and you can have the dry hot clear sunny stuff for awhile.The English answer, it only rains for 23 hours per day.
We need an International residential exchange program. I'll take that cool, wet rainy overcast weather and you can have the dry hot clear sunny stuff for awhile.
Deal?
Up here in New England we just hit spring
My kid goes to Oregon State (4th year). Met his future wife there and he's probably going to stay in the Portland area after college. You have a beautiful state and gained a great new resident. Tons to do, great small cities and towns. And Bandon Dunes is my favorite place on the planet.Nope. Just inland from the beautiful central Oregon coast.
Still haven't played Bandon Dunes and it is less than a couple hours south of me. I am a little less than an hour due West of Corvallis.My kid goes to Oregon State (4th year). Met his future wife there and he's probably going to stay in the Portland area after college. You have a beautiful state and gained a great new resident. Tons to do, great small cities and towns. And Bandon Dunes is my favorite place on the planet.
That is why i love UPS. 115 damn degrees out. A heat advisory telling you to stay the freak indoors and what do they do? Send you out in the heat for 10 hours then give you crap that you were not going fast enough.
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^ Not cool or fun. I just need to pick up and move to be honest. I know that there are many native(AZ's) that love the summers...as well as transplants who were fed up with brutal winters back East. Its all relative i understand that, but after 44 summers here...i'm DONE WITH IT.
Oklahoma hasn't reached that level yet, but it's in the 90s so yeah. We'll get there sooner rather than later.
I'm up in N.C. right now, and it's like night and day compared to South Florida. The highs (in the mountains) are topping off around 80-82 with pretty low humidity. I checked the temps in Palm Beach (on my phone) as it was 90, but feels like 95. Not gonna miss it down there when I move.
Yuck! I've spent summers in both Tennessee and SW Missouri so i do know what that feels like. When do you generally get out of summer heat/ humidity and into the cooler/dryer fall weather in Maryland?99 yesterday and 97 today in Cumberland, MD, throw in the high humidity and yikes.