Summer

[batman381327]

I know this has been covered before, but UGH,,,, here comes the sweat and tackiness feeling. yuck.

[Ellyn]

I completely get it... here in Texas.
Here, where I live, it gets VERY humid too

[john1050]

I think that's why we have air conditioning. In the Sunbelt, could not do without it.

[batman381327]

Ellyn, I will always claim Texas as my home, but currently live in Oklahoma. I remember growing up in Corpus Christi and it didn't take much to sweat.

[Don]

I was in the military and stationed in Texas for a few years. I remember 112 degree heat. I live in FL now and it still gets hot...but not DFW hot. Where I live, we have the humidity to make it miserable. I used to use abena disposables. I switched to cloth prefolds so hopefully I don’t sweat as much.

[batman381327]

Was station in Orlando many years ago, There is nothing like taking a shower only to walk outside and be drenched in sweat.

[Steve M.]

I was born and raised in good old CC Texas during the 50's and 60's. No AC, high humidity and constant SW 10-15 knot breeze off the gulf. Left 37 years ago, but the memory is fresh. A lot has changed.... South Padre is almost unrecognizable with all the condos and houses on man-made canals. And the old floating barge bridges are gone. Still visit occasionally. I have considered retiring there, but I can't imagine dealing with the summer heat (and sand) in disposables or even cloth and plastic pants there. NorCal is tough enough.

[justej]

DC was built on a swamp so it gets ungodly humid here. Gotta love playing the "am I wet or is that sweat" game.

[batman381327]

I was born and raised in good old CC Texas during the 50's and 60's. No AC, high humidity and constant SW 10-15 knot breeze off the gulf. Left 37 years ago, but the memory is fresh. A lot has changed.... South Padre is almost unrecognizable with all the condos and houses on man-made canals. And the old floating barge bridges are gone. Still visit occasionally. I have considered retiring there, but I can't imagine dealing with the summer heat (and sand) in disposables or even cloth and plastic pants there. NorCal is tough enough.

70's and 80's here, but I was young and could take the heat and luckily I didn't have incontinence. My wife and I went back there a few years ago and alot had changed in the last 20+ years.

[fanoftherichISC]

i hate humidity. one reason I live in the Mountain west. super dry here. year round.