It felt like Winter in Houston!
Winter In Houston [Update: Low Humidity!]
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Winter In Houston [Update: Low Humidity!]
Tonight is absolutely amazing! I was sitting outside of this nice little coffee place [not Starbucks, for once] during a Bible study. And there was a storm in the area, but seemed to be sitting in one spot. The lightning display was amazing. The temperature dropped to about 70 degrees, and there was wind!
It felt like Winter in Houston!
It felt like Winter in Houston!
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Hurricaneman
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And then TODAY was even more amazing!
Low[er] humidity all day! It was about 99 degrees outside, but it still felt like a semi-hot October day. And in the middle of July, that's pretty darn nice. Whew!
At 8:11 this morning, the humidity topped at 92%.
An hour later, 85%.
By 12:30 this afternoon, HOUSTON was at 50% humidity.
At 6:00 p.m. - the humidity dipped to 36%.
That's right.
36%.
In Houston.
In July.
Heaven.
Low[er] humidity all day! It was about 99 degrees outside, but it still felt like a semi-hot October day. And in the middle of July, that's pretty darn nice. Whew!
At 8:11 this morning, the humidity topped at 92%.
An hour later, 85%.
By 12:30 this afternoon, HOUSTON was at 50% humidity.
At 6:00 p.m. - the humidity dipped to 36%.
That's right.
36%.
In Houston.
In July.
Heaven.
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SO true. Haven't you noticed? In Houston and the South... It has to be 113 degrees outside for us to gain a "heat advisory." In the North, it's more like 95... OH and freeze warnings! Houston gets them when we TOUCH 32 degrees. Some places up North have to wait until -20. Haha. Who is online
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