Born and raised in Idaho but spent a bunch of time in southeast Asia with no air conditioning except for an occasional visit to a McDonalds. During the hot months, the average high was probably around 95 and it would occasional push 100. I was right on the ocean, so humidity was high. It was hot, and I sweat a lot, but you get used to it.

Once again you're the one failing.

-SEBeasts posts about 10 degrees
-John L starts talking about 5 degree difference (THIS IS FAILING TO COMPREHEND)
-SEBeasts starts by posting this weeks weather and bridges into asking if John L thinks our temps won't rise as theirs rise
-John L belligerently starts posting about raving about weather in the "other 3 seasons"??? I guess this week is all other 3 seasons


Neither you or Mario would survive in the south in the summer. Eat shit phaggot

I'll gladly bump in July and August to run out the actual numbers as well. Try me you stupid fuck.

I don't neg often but you earned this one.... I'm gonna go full R2D2 and neg you all the way until summer. I'll stop if you can post one day in the summer your temps equal Atlanta's... until then, enjoy the endless negs.

I spent a couple weeks in Zanzibar in the dead heat of their summer. Was on the beach, but still was sleeping in a tiki hut without AC and the high temps were above 100 degrees every day. Obviously you get used to it, but after about 10 days I found myself drinking heavily and trying to kinda self medicate in certain ways. It just sucks ass.

A couple weeks is a nice vacation, but not really long enough to get used to anything.

I lived in Manila for over a year. I wasn't really watching temps; I had other stuff to do. Probably was hotter where you were, though.

I've been to Manilla a couple times, and it's not on the same level as Zanziber was.

The hottest place I've ever been is probably the Caribbean coast of Colombia. 90% humidity with temps above 90 every day. Obviously the fact that you're constantly doing cocaine probably makes things worse, but it's just a constant sweat fest within 10 seconds after walking outside.

Just looked because I was curious and climate data says Manila is actually a little hotter.

Maybe you caught a heat wave in Zanzibar and the rainy season in Manila.

Or maybe it's all made up. Couldn't say for sure.

Yeah people really underestimate the head and humidity of the summers around here.

The south is more consistently hot and humid as fuk but on Long Island we’ll get temps in the 90’s with absolutely listening humidity for a good chunk of the summer.

Imagine becoming this unhinged over a few degrees difference in summer weather lmao

Enjoy, btw :)

yup, the south is only hotter for longer periods of time. that's it. just as hot as humid up north during our summers

Op does have a point. If you're lean and in shape, the heat really doesn't bother you, as long as you're properly hydrated. However, the sun in dry climates in the south can be deadly. You don't register how much it takes out of you until it's too late, especially when working in it. (Super Ded fkn Srs)

please, the northeast gets just as hot as anywhere in the south (ded fkn Srs)

ever been to Jersey in July? just as hot and humid as florida

the sun in 100 degree temps saps you regardless of you where you are

Wrong lol. Go to New Orleans is August and you won't be comparing to the northeast.

Although temperate climates can be miserable too when you get subzero temps in the winter and 90+ and humid in the summer.

False. In dry climates, your sweat evaporates more quickly, so dehydration takes longer to register. It's essentially why they cover their skin in the Middle East.

Imagine becoming this unhinged over a few degrees difference in summer weather lmao

Enjoy, btw :)

Op does have a point. If you're lean and in shape, the heat really doesn't bother you, as long as you're properly hydrated. However, the sun in dry climates in the south can be deadly. You don't register how much it takes out of you until it's too late, especially when working in it. (Super Ded fkn Srs)

Im NEET and on keto

Thanks for proving my point. Bro we go into the 100s down here.

Whatever your temp is on a given day rest assured we are 10 degrees hotter. That's a fact.