staringback05

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ive been hearing alot on the news about out west and midwest how there hitting 115 120....thats hot as hell....but i mean they really dont have humidity, i mean its been about 100 the last couple days here in nfl.....and thats with 70 80 % humidity....your sweat cant even take a ****. id feel bad for those people if they had that......not even worth takin the car out until night time...u guys feeling it?

gator's 99TA

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its horrid out there but honestly i have lived in both places and i will gladly take that heat over florida heat. we dont get a break. they will in a week or so

Country Boy

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Ive been in Las Vegas when it was 112 and it felt like 80 here. I tried to break a sweat and couldnt. Their dry heat is completely different than our humid heat.

HossZ28

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I used to live in Saudi Arabia where it could reach 120 on a normal day. I would still rather have that than this humid heat any day.

_HAVOC_

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tis absolutely brutal. I still love living here though, esp. october-march. april-september im still learning how to deal with.

JaS5902

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It may seem wierd but I love the humidity. I really didn't know anything else until last February when I went to Vegas for the 1st time. That dry air is terrible, I'd wake up in the middle of the night or day caughing my throat was so dry. I had to turn on the shower on full heat to get some moisture in the motel room. I'll take my humidity any day.

staringback05

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my grandma lived in arizona and it got really hot, id stay out during the day cause it honestly wasnt that bad.....here you loose so much liquid, but surfing is a plus....i just hear so many complain about the high temps...whens the humidity that determines everyhing