Dry heat. I grew up with humid and hot summers and visiting central Florida to see family. When it gets hot and dry (less than 15% humidity) I get miserable as I don't sweat but get this disgusting film on my skin. Going from the Los Angeles Bubble to Kentucky where my parents live is a huge swing in comfort for me just because of the humidity...and the trees and grass just about everywhere.
There's really nothing worse than single digit humidity. My skin dries out and feels like it will tear at the slightest tug or abrasion. The softest fabrics feel like sand paper.
Fuck dry heat.
I love rain, precipitation of any kind really, and winter...the niggers stay inside. That's pretty much a constant wherever I've lived.
Dry heat. I grew up with humid and hot summers and visiting central Florida to see family. When it gets hot and dry (less than 15% humidity) I get miserable as I don't sweat but get this disgusting film on my skin. Going from the Los Angeles Bubble to Kentucky where my parents live is a huge swing in comfort for me just because of the humidity...and the trees and grass just about everywhere.
There's really nothing worse than single digit humidity. My skin dries out and feels like it will tear at the slightest tug or abrasion. The softest fabrics feel like sand paper.
Fuck dry heat.
I love rain, precipitation of any kind really, and winter...the niggers stay inside. That's pretty much a constant wherever I've lived.
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