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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KrowNB wrote:I'm with you. You can going skiing, sledding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, play pond hockey, all kinds of things when it's cold out. You can't do anything when it's hot out but sit inside.romore wrote:
Damp heat, dry heat, argue all you want. It is still too friggin hot. I worked in northern California where it was 100 degrees by 11am, 115+ in the afternoon. I have also experienced below -40, I don't know which is worse.
Maybe it's because I'm Canadian and used to it, but I'd take a deep freeze over extreme heat any day. No matter how cold it gets, you can dress for it.
