Okay that’s cold

[NannyBeBe]

And here I am, wishing that winter would last forever.

 

[CdnCarrie]

And here I am, wishing that winter would last forever.

Why?

 

[prairie_girl]

And here I am, wishing that winter would last forever.

I'd much rather have a windchill of -40 than a humidex of 40. Of course, I know how to hibernate through both lol

 

[NannyBeBe]

Why?

Our fall and winter are lovely. Our summers are brutally hot and I leave my house only when necessary.

 

[dez1978]

I’ve never read so much NOPE in one thread before. i don’t even want to visit a place where it gets that cold lol

 

[dez1978]

I'd much rather have a windchill of -40 than a humidex of 40. Of course, I know how to hibernate through both lol

I’ve never heard of a humidex. What the heck is that? Like heat index?

 

[prairie_girl]

I’ve never heard of a humidex. What the heck is that? Like heat index?

its what the temperature feels like with the humidity added in. Our July’s are usually very hot and very humid. It’s like walking into a city sized sauna the second you step outside.

I just googled it and yes, they are the same thing.

 

[ronandannette]

Why?

Right!?!? Isn’t October to May long enough?

 

[lisaviolet]

Not in shorts and t-shirts you're not

But I am in a skirt.

 

[lisaviolet]

I’ve never read so much NOPE in one thread before. i don’t even want to visit a place where it gets that cold lol

Love.

Well Toronto is not Winnipeg or Calgary.

And do know they are all yelling Thank God.

------------

And Americans please know - there is nothing - nothing like cold in the south.

I have had tears due to cold twice in my life and they were not in Canada. One was Williamsburg, VA. And the other was the Magic Kingdom bus stop.

 

[chickapin parterre]

Our fall and winter are lovely. Our summers are brutally hot and I leave my house only when necessary.

except for tomorrow...our last cold day of the winter visitor season and rain....perhpas

 

[dez1978]

its what the temperature feels like with the humidity added in. Our July’s are usually very hot and very humid. It’s like walking into a city sized sauna the second you step outside.

I just googled it and yes, they are the same thing.

like how hot? I'm trying to imagine in my brain. Like is your hot and my hot the same? lol

Ok so I googled.. So here in the summers we will have heat indexes of 107-112 pretty regularly in July and August. Which is a temp of 100 + 35% humidity for example. or 95F and 50% humidity. Which seems pretty close to like a humidex of 40. Why would you want to live where part of the year its too cold to breathe and the other part of the year its to hot to breathe? lol

 

[mrodgers]

like how hot? I'm trying to imagine in my brain. Like is your hot and my hot the same? lol

Ok so I googled.. So here in the summers we will have heat indexes of 107-112 pretty regularly in July and August. Which is a temp of 100 + 35% humidity for example. or 95F and 50% humidity. Which seems pretty close to like a humidex of 40. Why would you want to live where part of the year its too cold to breathe and the other part of the year its to hot to breathe? lol

35 to 50% humidity? That would be a dream! We drop to 65% and are relieved it's so dry.

Spent a week in Myrtle, 97° and something like 35% humidity. Driving around with the windows down and the sunroof open. Glorious on the beach. Could walk around town. It was hot but not sticky hot, just in temperature. Got back home to sweating like crazy in the 98% humidity and 75-80°.

 

[prairie_girl]

like how hot? I'm trying to imagine in my brain. Like is your hot and my hot the same? lol

Ok so I googled.. So here in the summers we will have heat indexes of 107-112 pretty regularly in July and August. Which is a temp of 100 + 35% humidity for example. or 95F and 50% humidity. Which seems pretty close to like a humidex of 40. Why would you want to live where part of the year its too cold to breathe and the other part of the year its to hot to breathe? lol

Because I’m used to it lol

All my family is here and all my doctors are here, that’s my reasons for staying. My husband hates winter as much as I hate summer so it would be hard to find somewhere to move to.

 

[mrodgers]

Because I’m used to it lol

All my family is here and all my doctors are here, that’s my reasons for staying. My husband hates winter as much as I hate summer so it would be hard to find somewhere to move to.

I'm use to heat and humidity as well, doesn't mean I want to endure it outside. I don't think there's anywhere in the US that beats work heat and humidity. Close, but not close. Florida and Disney was miserable at 107° and 99%, but that still isn't as bad as work.

 

[CdnCarrie]

its what the temperature feels like with the humidity added in. Our July’s are usually very hot and very humid. It’s like walking into a city sized sauna the second you step outside.

I just googled it and yes, they are the same thing.

Manitoba is not humid for the most part.
Florida in August was insane.