Waiting for summer in the SE to end is the worst

[ChrisAU]

I'm in Southern AL less than 100 miles from the gulf coast.

I hate summer unless I'm in a pool with a beer.

To practice shooting I have to be at our range when the sun comes up, and an hour later I'm drenched in sweat from sitting at a bench in the shade. Its awful.

 

[SteveAndTheCrigBoys]

I'm from Mobile as well...now living in Seattle. This particular summer has been pretty hot but not "sweatting cause you walked to your truck" hot.

 

[camping1601]

Not as bad as some areas but 90's and humid here in PA today. I tell my wife if it really nice out all the time we'd be swarmed with people in the mountains like the western states. I can spend days camped along a forestry road and not have a vehicle pass by.

 

[Alvie]

Other then the fresh fruit and veggies I want to skip July and August here in PA

 

[fngTony]

I just spent a week in Key West it felt like being suffocated by a hot wet towel with razor blades. I’m happy be home in Colorado even with the world’s worst air quality.

 

[sahunter06]

South of Atlanta 6:00am it’s 80 by noon its 90 heat index 102. 90% humidity. Get a brief rain shower and it goes to breathing hot air in a plastic bag. Got to love sweating profusely. Heat, mosquitoes and “Mr. no shoulders” crawling around. Summer in the peach state.
July/August/September is a sweat box.

 

[Wellsdw]

Leaving nc for a nor cal fire deployment Sunday. I know it’s hot out there but damn I’m over the humidity this summer!

 

[T28w]

But man the deer hunting is solid! I grew up hunting in Myrtlewood Al.

Dang. I grew up in linden. Where r u from. I know a ton of folks from myrtlewood.

 

[Newtosavage]

Somehow I feel better knowing I'm not the only one suffering.

 

[EastCoaster]

Dang. I grew up in linden. Where r u from. I know a ton of folks from myrtlewood.

I’m in NC but my Dad is from Brandon miss. He joined riverbend hunting club 30 years ago so we hunted there until it sold.

 

[Uncle Bill]

It’s 2:35 pm. 100° with a real feel of 109° here in Burkburnett Texas

 

[Newtosavage]

It’s 2:35 pm. 100° with a real feel of 109° here in Burkburnett Texas

what I mean... And that's a lot drier than where I am which is drier still than places East of Houston. Yuk.

 

[Turner River Terror]

Big Bend of Florida here and it's 94 Degrees with 88 % Humidity. Just got up from my lay in bed from noon till 4 nap and AC time.
Plus we're Flooded and my entry road is under 2 Ft. of water...Fun Fun !!

 

[KurtR]

While not as humid as down there up here in the north it has been hot as hell starting with 100 in june and all the way through. the drought is really bad. On the bright side it could be -20 in 4 months

 

[Antarctica]

I absolutely hate the heat. I split and burn wood all winter long for free heat to help me rationalize running the AC at subzero temps all summer long. I've vowed if I ever move again it will be far, far north.

 

[Yarak]

Alabama has actually been below average temps but the humidity has been spot on
If you’ve never experienced air you can wear then come on down to Tuscaloosa
It’ll make long for the Arctic and one good day

 

[Sapcut]

I'm over near Mobile Bay. Africa Hot/Humidity!!!
Happens to me every Summer. Ready to pack up and move somewhere cold.
I love to be outside but its absolutely miserable right now.

In Saraland here. Humidity capital of the Western world. In the woods most all day with two shirts and a towel every where I go.

 

[TexaninSconny]

Boy, I miss the people in Texas, but I sure Lawwwwd don’t miss the humid heat. I have to deal with a few months of winter, but it’s an easy trade off to skip the crazy swamp ass summers.

Keep making the state of Texas great and come visit up north during summer to keep your sanity.


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[Turner River Terror]

I'd move in a minute from Florida But I can't get away from the Salt water fishing...

 

[Alarka]

Just west of Savannah here, currently 12:53 and it's only 91 with a heat index of 104. You either stay inside or just deal with it and stay hydrated.

I hear ya on that I live just up the road during hunting season/winter, but come down once a month to visit and mow. I’m originally from WNC I call it “Summer winter” down there and the heat & humidity is brutal if your outside working, so I get up early and get work done by 10-11am. A couple weeks back it was still in the 80’s at 10pm which is a daily high in the WNC Mtn’s.