It's a dry heat
Don't know how many times I've heard that from you Folks in and within a 600 miles of Death Valley. My Uncle's family lived for a while in toast Az without air conditioning. Told of taking a cakes o...
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rockhillmanor wrote:kerrlakeroo wrote:
Worst I can remember was when I got transferred to St Louis. I arrived around the 10th of July to about 40 days in a row of high temps near 100 with 90% humidity
And come January we had over a month that it never got warmer than the 20's with 30-40 mph winds on the river,Misery
is the right name for that place.
A little of topic but when I was in Missouri my GPS would pronounce Missouri....Misery!! :B
I was a petty officer in the Coast Guard back then and transferred often. Slinging bouys on the western rivers up there was miserable. In most parts of the country you get either a mild summer or winter, There both were horrible, at least in 1983 and 84.
And yes, your GPS knew something.
