Not my favorite thing about South Texas...

[jadennis]

Sometimes when it's 70 degrees and sunny in February, I think, "I really love south Texas weather".

But then it gets to the summer and I deal with this....

10 Day forecast for San Antonio....

http://www.weather.com/weather/tenda...ink_undeclared

[eagleair89]

every area has its plus and minuses, I guess.....

2 things I dislike about alabama weather:

1. in the winter time the temp drops to 32.5 degrees and rains.......dadgum miserable...either snow or warm up.....but a cold drizzle is the worst......(those of us who suffered through Winter Quarter at AU know how demoralizing this type of weather can be...damn, still have nightmares about Winter Quarter )

2. allergies..........down right horrible and it has gotten to the point that I pretty much suffer 9 months out of the year...

but I do love the summer and the fact that alabama basically has two springs (especially on the coast)...not much difference between March/April and mid September to the first week in November (the coast is fantastic in October)...

WAR EAGLE

[AUTerp92]

jd...looks like you need to stay inside and watch more "Golden Girls" re-runs...

ea...I agree...winter cold rain is the worst, 9-month allergy season sucks and October at the coast is awesome.

[jadennis]

Originally Posted by AUTerp92

jd...looks like you need to stay inside and watch more "Golden Girls" re-runs...

Just to be clear....I do NOT watch Golden Girls....I was referencing one of our fellow board members (now affectionately as the queen) that I think I remember mentioning the show.

Beatrice Aurthur probably could have started at tight end for one of Dye's teams, and I couldn't stand watching her (so I didn't ).

I was a Cheers watcher in those years.

[xaff]

Good Lord.

Ok, so after I am done with my stint here (in 22 days) I'll move to a place where for 2 winter months the temperature is below 0F. yep. ZERO F. I'll be spending 2 years there. The university has underground tunnels to go from one building to another. Summers are at 70F.

If I hear any of you complain about winters....

Ya'll need to get into your trucks and bring about some global warming.

[jonranwill]

JA, at least the precip chances are next to nothing which means you're in a dry heat. Lately here, you can cut the humidity with a knife. I used to run road races in 90+ degree heat, but even this last Friday was too much for me. I had to come inside for a while between 2-4. It was about 99 degrees with 60-70% humidity. Just nasty.

[AUTerp92]

Cheers now that was a good sitcom...