Don't you hate it when people say, "but it's a dry heat."
YES!!!! Sure, it isn't Mississippi in July but dang it is hot. We are at 4500 feet and I truly believe being 4500 feet closer to the sun should earn us some points. We played about an hour and a half and I finally called it. It wasn't overly competitive or fast paced, but I am out of shape and nigh on to 50 so......
I totally understand that. A winter in Casper, WY was brutal, but the fall and early winter in Richmond, CA were worse. The fog and damp just got into your bones when the wind came off of San Francisco Bay.
Keep dreaming. July is the classic East Coast sweat box. There is nowhere for your sweat to evaporate to.
Being an Arizona kid, I can handle heat like nobodies business. Humidity on the other hand.... Time to embrace the suck!
When we have vacationed in AZ and NM in summer, I am fine with the high heat, pumping fluids, wearing the right clothes, finding shade and those wonderful misters. On the other hand 80 degree, high humidity days back here in Annapolis, where breathing feels like you have a wet washcloth taped to your face, and the sweat goes nowhere, and your fresh shower lasts all of 5 minutes, well, you dream of letting ice cubes melt in strategic places and think you can’t feel any more hot and uncomfortable. But I grew up in coastal Georgia heat and humidity, and you learn to cope.
I would LOL but Capt MJ's post tells the future.
