Misc 2018 Banter & Venting Thread

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I lived in San Francisco as a kid.. we had 2 weeks in August in the 80s, the rest of the summer was in the 60s.. rarely got to use the pool. Weird Climate there...
 
I lived in San Francisco as a kid.. we had 2 weeks in August in the 80s, the rest of the summer was in the 60s.. rarely got to use the pool. Weird Climate there...

yeah its definitely a different climate, that was how my summer plans started for sure
 
I can also answer that.. I lived in Houston and Austin growing up(as well as San Fran for 1 year)... Houston is as humid and worse than Alabama summers, except for maybe southern Ala. Austin is a bit drier, but scorching hot and miserable.. I'd say yes for sure.
 
Does anyone ever read those rankings that list the best and worst states. In every ranking Ive seen the southern states are always dead last. Education, Health Care, etc. Iowa, MN, ND and the northeast always do well.
 
I love it here in East Tennessee.. wish we got a bit more snow on a yearly basis, but otherwise it's great. It would take a 6 figure salary to get me to move back to Texas. That's all I'll say about that. :)
 
I love it here in East Tennessee.. wish we got a bit more snow on a yearly basis, but otherwise it's great. It would take a 6 figure salary to get me to move back to Texas. That's all I'll say about that. :)
I love East TN also. Its by far my favorite area of the southeast. I honestly think I would rather live in TX than FL. FL just seems way more humid and the people in TX seem nicer. Im jealous that you lived in SF because I would absolutely love to live on the west coast. Just strictly speaking in terms of weather that is my ideal place to live. Definitely dont have to deal with 90 degrees and 70 dp crap in SF in July.
 
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