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White & Blue
Even with summer not having started officially yet (6/21), the sun and the light are fabulous.
6 thoughts on “White & Blue”
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.
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.