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It depends on what you like. I spent my entire life until I was 27 in the frigidity of Northern Minnesota. After that, I rather enjoy the fact that nearly eve
by jnovek 16y ago
It depends on what you like. I spent my entire life until I was 27 in the frigidity of Northern Minnesota. After that, I rather enjoy the fact that nearly every day in Austin is a t-shirt day.
- ryanwaggoner 16y agoTrue, but I suspect the average person wouldn't describe a humid day at 95 °F as "awesome weather".
- juiceandjuice 16y agoAustin isn't Houston, it's not that humid.
- ryanwaggoner 16y agoIt is in the morning: http://www.cityrating.com/cityhumidity.asp?City=Austin http://www.cityrating.com/cityhumidity.asp?City=Austin
- grayrest 16y agoIf you're coding, you're in the air conditioning when it's 95°F and out in the mornings/evenings. I spent 9 months in Austin starting in February and it's not that bad. I grew up in Atlanta (85-95°F and 80% humidity) and summertime was about the same but the winter was nicer. I still miss the food. I can get the quality here in NYC in a restaurant near the barrio but not the prices.
- jarek 16y agoCiting air conditioning doesn't mesh very well with describing the weather as awesome. Lows of >70 with humidity mean you're going to need some AC help sleeping, too.