Snow!? In Houston?!

[Mizango]

speaking of which I used to work in the fields in the summers btw lol, try that same heat while working your ass off in full jeans, flannel shirts, and your whole head covered

Niggas. Either that or you got a little bit of back in you. Which is it?

I still prefer cold to hot, though.

All day everyday.

[Swatt]

i'll panic when it starts snowing here in socal.

just 3 days ago the temperature was 79.

[Mizango]

If you've been in Flordia then I guess you might get it... Kasas ain't got shit on the hot & humid condition.
That humidity is what makes it a bitch and a half.

That's the thing with it here is the humidity, I can handle that shit. Texas heat is overrated, its hot as fuck but its not that humid like Florida and other places on the east coast.

[Plow]

If you've been in Flordia then I guess you might get it... Kasas ain't got shit on the hot & humid condition.
That humidity is what makes it a bitch and a half.

Oh, trust me, it does.

Kansas weather is retarded. Every year is like a big roulette game to see which trailer parks get rocked, with the occasional completely destroyed small town thrown in.

Niggas. Either that or you got a little bit of back in you. Which is it?

Uh, I'm like 1/16th blackfoot indian >.>

[Charismatic]

That's the thing with it here is the humidity, I can handle that shit. Texas heat is overrated, its hot as fuck but its not that humid like Florida and other places on the east coast.

Are you kidding me? Houston and Galveston have humidity like a motherfucker.
http://www.cityrating.com/cityhumidity.asp?City=Houston

[Plow]

I've spent time in Galveston in June, didn't think it was too bad really. Dunno bout August tho.

[Mizango]

Go to Louisiana or Mississippi in the summers and that is how the Carolinas feel. Shirt all and boxers all stuck to your body and shit, shit sucks.

[Mizango]

Uh, I'm like 1/16th blackfoot indian >.>

That's all you need to certified "field nigga".

[Kurp]

speaking of which I used to work in the fields in the summers btw lol, try that same heat while working your ass off in full jeans, flannel shirts, and your whole head covered.

Why would you wear flannel in the fields. <_<

I've found the best shirts to wear for that are long sleeved cotton/poly. The older the better because they get thinner with a lot of usage and washes. You really just need to get the sun off your skin.

I always laughed at the new guys that would come out in shorts and a t-shirt for field work. They'd laugh at me for wearing jeans and a long sleeved shirt, but in the end they were baking in the sun and I'd still be relatively cool.

[Charismatic]

I've spent time in Galveston in June, didn't think it was too bad really. Dunno bout August tho.

Click the link I posted, it's DEFINITELY worse in Galveston in the afternoons.

[Plow]

Honestly I prefer the humid days to the dry beating days. When working around my house on the bad days I've been known to jump in the pool in long pants and shirt before I start working and whenever I dry out, lol.

[Mizango]

Are you kidding me? Houston and Galveston have humidity like a motherfucker.
http://www.cityrating.com/cityhumidity.asp?City=Houston

Wasn't talking about Houston fool, Ive been there I know how that place is. I meant Texas as a whole. You can go to El Paso and here vatos talking about "Texas heat".

[Charismatic]

Wasn't talking about Houston fool, Ive been there I know how that place is. I meant Texas as a whole. You can go to El Paso and here vatos talking about "Texas heat".

Who the fuck would go to El Paso?

[Plow]

Are you kidding me? Houston and Galveston have humidity like a motherfucker.
http://www.cityrating.com/cityhumidity.asp?City=Houston

http://www.cityrating.com/cityhumidity.asp?City=Wichita


5-10% difference across the board

[Mizango]

Who the fuck would go to El Paso?

Your brethren.

[Charismatic]

Honestly I prefer the humid days to the dry beating days. When working around my house on the bad days I've been known to jump in the pool in long pants and shirt before I start working and whenever I dry out, lol.

No fucking way, dry heat is far preferred to the humid shit.
It feels HOT AS FUCK when it's Humid and it's at least bearable when it's drier.

[Charismatic]

http://www.cityrating.com/cityhumidity.asp?City=Wichita


5-10% difference across the board

That's a pretty big difference lol

[Plow]

When you're in the sun it feels hot as fuck either way, I prefer drying out slower.

[Plow]

That's a pretty big difference lol

Not really. For a big difference you're talking about like:

http://www.cityrating.com/cityhumidity.asp?City=denver

http://www.cityrating.com/cityhumidity.asp?City=phoenix

etc.

[Charismatic]

5-10% is definitely noticable... that shit is very heavy in the air around here and just walking around you can tell when it's a really humid day and when it's not and you look at the weather report and find that it's only 5-7% more humid than the day before.

It's definitely a big difference.