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> TFA didn't mention if that was a factor here, I don't think Texas had it that bad humidity-wise in the recent heat waves, did they? It’s pretty bad. Harris c
by LispSporks22 3y ago
> TFA didn't mention if that was a factor here, I don't think Texas had it that bad humidity-wise in the recent heat waves, did they?
It’s pretty bad. Harris county is humid. If you’ve ever been in Houston in spring/summer, you know it’s like living in someone’s armpit. Air conditioners are the only reason it’s even livable at this population level in the south.
- tmm84 3y agoI remember just the wind blowing sometimes feeling like the exhaust of car idling. I worked at night and outside for a few years. I got to the point I stopped sweating because my body got used to the heat. After working in an office for a couple of years I lost my ability to stand the heat like I did.