Where do you come from?

[DrP]

Well let's see: Where I am living currently, the average January temp is 18.11°C and the average June temp is 25.33°C... the total year average is 22.94°C, which basically means (in Fahrenheit) that year-round, it is NORMALLY between 60-80... only three weeks ago was when we had record temperatures of 44.39°C... now that was nasty!

[SuperFireKirby]

Wow, I live one state above you, SFK.
This summer, it got like 95*F, more or less, didn't it? Maybe to the 110's?

Technically, he could be talking about Alabama as well.  But the heat index might have gotten up to 110F but the actually temperature definitely didn't get that high.

[Jub3r7]

I was talking about GA.

And about the 110's, I was just trying to remember if it got that high or not.
When I vacationed to Florida, I remember it being nice and breezy...

[SuperFireKirby]

I know you were talking about Georgia, I was just pointing out that detail.

Anyways, if you come here in mid November to March it's pretty nice but after that it's just brutal.

[DrP]

I heard the humidity just kills... and the mosquitos and such... is this true??? I was in Massachusetts where the humidity was horrible, and I'm used to New England humidity... is it worse than that???


Humidity is non existent out her... just DRY, DRY, DRY... you can get a gnarly sinus infection from the Santa Anas (google the Santa Ana Winds)

[Ruto]

I've been to Hong Kong in the summer, and yes, humidity KILLS. The weather there is similar to Florida's 33-35C in the summer and humid. Really, really humid. It could rain for a week at a time. There was this one time I went out and came back in 10 minutes with my head completely soaked from the moisture (which is odd, because I wasn't actually sweating  ) and dived into some bushes to search for a missing ball and came out covered in mosquito bites.

I hate humidity...

[Jub3r7]

My favorite conditions...
I like it in the 50's, not humid but not too dry either.

[Sekter77]

Yeah. We get a nice balance of weather in mountainous West Virginia. Although fall is in full force right now and it's quite chilly. Not much of that humidity stuff. That's one thing I'm pretty thankful for is the mild summers. I can't imagine that kind of humidity.

[SlowPokemon]

I heard the humidity just kills... and the mosquitos and such... is this true???

No, there are like no mosquitoes in Forsyth County, Georgia.

[Ruto]

No, there are like no mosquitoes in Forsyth County, Georgia.

You're too far from water then . My friends tell me the mosquitoes in Malaysia are the worst ever since there's everything there they could want, tropical forests, water, humidity and heat.

I haven't found a place where I want to be all year round.

[Jub3r7]

No, there are like no mosquitoes in Forsyth County, Georgia.

I'm a lucky censored.

Whenever it rains a few counties south from you, mass mosquito breeding occurs.

[DrP]

that sucks... there are mosquitos lurking outside our front doors... and it has wonderfully been raining nonstop for 8 hours!!!!

[Sekter77]

Mosquitoes this late in the year? It's almost Halloween, I thought they'd all have moved off by now. I guess it's just weird having grown up in a mostly mosquito free climate. Best of luck to all of you avoiding nasty bites.
However we are expecting a rainstorn tomorrow or the day after. But 8 hours might be a little extreme.

[Jub3r7]

Well, during the summer and fall they're terrible, when your outside.
But in winter, it's bliss!

[DrP]

Mosquitoes this late in the year? It's almost Halloween, I thought they'd all have moved off by now. I guess it's just weird having grown up in a mostly mosquito free climate. Best of luck to all of you avoiding nasty bites.
However we are expecting a rainstorn tomorrow or the day after. But 8 hours might be a little extreme.

well, mosquitos are quite uncommon here as it is... I live in the "south" but on a different coast...

what part of the country/world are you from??? if it is mosquito free, it is either the mountains or the deserts!