until then.....
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In SE TN we start seeing colder temps in late October.
When do you go back outiside for some cool nights of slumber?
until then.....
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In SE TN we start seeing colder temps in late October.
When do you go back outiside for some cool nights of slumber?
"...in Florida, she felt air conditioning for the first time, and it was cold and unnatural upon her skin."
I've been heading up north, to no relief, but it's been fun. But there's always a period of thick mosquitoes, usually when hiking out (~9am). Miserable.
My next trip will be September 13, which could easily be 50 or 90 for a high...so fingers crossed for cool. Or at least enough cool nights beforehand to knock down the bugs. Humidity is always on it's way out by then as well.
I live and primarily hang in NW GA. We don’t actually have a winter, we just have a few really cold days sprinkled into the less hot than the middle of summer days. I’ve got a trip planned with my Cub Scout Pack in mid September, so hopefully it’ll cool down a bit before then. The projected high today is 95, and the heat index will probably be 105.
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We're already into a bit cooler & drier temps in northern New England. Valley highs in the 70's, lows in the 50's, cooler in the mountains. 30's and 40's aren't far off. Love it!
Here in the south of the UK it rarely goes above 80 (and never over 90) in the summer and doesn’t drop much below 30 in the winter. We’re lucky enough to hammock all year round.
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IN gets about two weeks of decent weather in the Spring and again in the Fall. Other than that, you have to learn to like Winters that remind you of MN and/or Summers that resemble GA. I'm fat, so I like the cold weather, personally. That usually starts showing up around the end of September. Have I mentioned lately how much I hate this flat, atmospherically schizophrenic state?
Oooh, shiney! What does THIS button do?
Yeah Indiana is pretty nasty nov-march. If you like gray skies, little snow (other than near lake MI), brown grass and cold temps, we have what you need.
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