Even with summer not having started officially yet (6/21), the sun and the light are fabulous.
FrogBlog | Translating Los Angeles
We like it here! One Germerican and one American translating Los Angeles for the World.
FrogBlog | Translating Los Angeles
We like it here! One Germerican and one American translating Los Angeles for the World.
Even with summer not having started officially yet (6/21), the sun and the light are fabulous.
My mean spirited child calls me up and tells me “It’s 70 here” while we’re sweltering in 103. He told me a couple of days ago you were having a “heat wave”. It was up in the 70s – well, he did say in the valley or somewhere it would get up close to 100. Bah.
We just returned from Las Vegas,
111 F.
That’s hot. But nice, with only 7 % humidity.
Ohh, I like that one.
And it is miserably hot here.
Texas has quite a bit of humidity, doesn’t it?
That makes life miserable. I can stand any amount of heat quite nicely, but as soon as it gets humid I fold my wings, sit in a corner and am miserable.
I could never live anywhere east of the Rocky Mountains.
Parts of Texas are coastal and humid. Where we live is medium humidity, around 40% or less in the hottest part of summer. East Texas is forested and humid. West Texas and the panhandle are arid or outright desert and are quite dry. It’s a big state.
Why do I always forget that Texas is such a huge state and has such varied climate zones?
Maybe my brain is still not adjusted to the vastness of the US.