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Ah ye, Beth, I remember, Cleveland. Rots a Ruk on the "S" word with the lake effect storms you guys always get there.:eek: I'm just glad you're back home where you belong. :D
Cherie, sounds like your weather is just as predictable as ours is here in the States......Ya get what you get.:D I Don't like the bitter coId either...Brrrrrrr...:p This weekend, here in SW Ohio, sounds good to me - Sunny and low 60s...YAY! Taffy your weather sounds soggy and boring - LOL! :hug: --- Judy I think you have pretty much the same weather we do ;) --- Here's hoping All of you have the best weather for your good health :hug: |
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The lake effect will only kick in when the lake gets cold enough. Most lake effect will effect where I live in the spring when the air is warmer then the lake. We've got lake effect rain :rolleyes: going on today and tomorrow. I'll trade you my weather for yours! :hug: |
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We lived in Arizona for nine years and for the first six or seven years, I did great. I was able to walk and hike, and I stayed pretty active. The humidity is very low, averaging around 10-15%. However, May to October can be blistering. Then, you stay in an air-conditioned place mostly. Winters are marvelous, my favorite time there. The heat and humidity quickly sap what little strength and energy I have now, so I try to stay inside when it gets too bad. |
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