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To: Reilly Diefenbach who wrote (175197)1/5/2009 7:57:37 PM
From: bentwayRespond to of 306849
 
No doubt, but Austin was rated as one of the most uncomfortable cities as far as heat index goes. Combine 80% humidity with 100 plus degree heat and you're THERE!

I was born in Houston, and am familiar with the humidity there.
Sweating is good for you!



To: Reilly Diefenbach who wrote (175197)1/5/2009 8:12:44 PM
From: Broken_ClockRespond to of 306849
 
I spent 6 years in Austin. Nothing like running across a summer time street barefoot and feeling your feet sink into the melting asphalt. We were much quicker then. -g-

The winters were fun. 30 mph blue northers cutting through winter coats like knives made of ice.


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