0n (25 Oct 05) Barbara McNay wrote to George Pope...

 > On (23 Oct 05) Barbara McNay wrote to Cindy Haglund...
 >  BM> Driving through the business district of a city, with all its bright
 >  BM> flashing signs ...

 > Not me -- I'm inside at night(too cold/dark for me)
 > and comfortably
 > reading (computer screen or a book)

 BM> A good part of the year it's warm at night, here, but I, too, prefer
 BM> to stay in at night.


Sure is!!!! And I lvoe it like that. :) But yeah most of us stay in at
night anyway so don't notice it so much except as to how we don't need
to have the heat on.

I was never so observant about the weather until we moved to FL and
here. Now I notice it a lot. Why is that do you think?

I notice how the difference between the daily high and the nightly low
is usually about 20 degrees. This is fairly consistent here.

But notice this (and it happens so rarely up north is why I never
noticed!)- there's whopping huge difference between a drop of twenty
degrees where it's a drop from 100 to 80 say and a drop from 80 to 50.

To me anything below 60 is COLD. So cold is cold. lol. 60's are cool,
70's are warm... and then up from there. I do understand though here
in Texas (given our past Summer)- it's not really HOT until it's up
close to 100... Yup!!!

But up north that sort of hot is very rare so 'hot' is in the mere
eighties to folks up north. To me it's PERFECT!

Ah. By the grace of good weather, go I. :)


PS: Do you have a period of adjustment to endure? As when it's been in
the eighties all week then wop! down to the sixties?

Cinders



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