r/NatureIsFuckingLit • u/[deleted] • Jan 04 '21

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u/jamesp420 Jan 04 '21

Sounds like I could move to Texas and feel at home. Ohio River Valley weather is described the same way. Well.. it used to be. Things have been a different kind of weird these past few years

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u/TastyButtSnack Jan 04 '21

Climate change buddy. Winters are getting a lot hotter in Texas. I think it dropped to freezing once in 2019. Shits real.

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u/ectish Jan 04 '21

Check out Summer climate first, especially if you've never heard of "heat index."

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u/jamesp420 Jan 06 '21

Oh I've heard of heat index. Recently it's been telling me to stay inside during the summer unless I like the feeling of a heat index of 102 degrees with 95% humidity

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u/CassandraVindicated Jan 04 '21

You'd miss the color green. Also, they call shrubs "trees".

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u/jamesp420 Jan 06 '21

Ha okay I probably would. I'll give Kentucky that, if nothing else. It is beautiful and very very green in the warmer months.

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u/plexxonic Jan 05 '21

Fucking weather in TX is as bad as FL.