Originally Posted by
WD40
You might be a little farther South than me. I live in Jefferson County, but just barely. In 2014 I saw how far out from Birmingham the bus lines ran and tacked an extra 5 miles onto that as my starting-point to find a house! Being a native Floridian this seems like low-humidity to me! But everything is relative! Being a Florida 'product' I became acclimated to mowing the lawn on a 100F too-humid-for-sweet-to-evaporate Summer day!
I previously (2003-2007) worked in Atlanta for 4 years and when I moved back to Florida (in December!) I was like, "I lived in this swamp?" It took me 3 weeks to re-acclimate to the constantly high humidity!
Up on cheaha mountain area here. Lowest temps weve had so far is -2.
Florida people dont seem to mind the temps the only problem they have here is getting lost on mt cheaha. Seems like ever tourist the rescue squad is sent to find is from florida so the going joke here is they must not have hills in florida
