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But it is a dry heat. I had a chance to move to the SW area a long time ago, I said no thank you, I do not mind the snow. If the heat there hit me, I would pr
by jmclnx 2y ago
But it is a dry heat.
I had a chance to move to the SW area a long time ago, I said no thank you, I do not mind the snow. If the heat there hit me, I would probably end up in the ICU.
Now where I am, it does not get that cold in the winter. I think this past winter, the ave temp was about 35 -40 F (2-5C). Decades ago it was common to have a few days with a high of around -10F (-23C). I do not even remember the last time we had temps below 0 (-17C).
And yet, people and companies are still moving to that area. Will be fun times in that area in say 10 years. Glad half the people in the US is doing all they can to increase C02. If you are young and live below the Mason Dixon Line, time to think about moving north.
- dventimi 2y ago> Glad half the people in the US is doing all they can to increase C02. Make that all of the people, even you.
- RestlessMind 2y agoMay I ask how you keep your house warm in winters if you live above Mason-Dixon? I bet that activity alone ("heating houses in winter in North America") puts you in the top 10%-ile people in the world by CO2 emissions.