Re: heat

It's really not THAT humid, as I thought it would be when we moved  here.  I 
have naturally curly hair, so humidity is a definite  problem.....so I had 
serious concerns.  It hasn't been bad,  I  don't have that many problem days at 
all considering.  After heavy rains it  can be bad, but not any different than 
SA after a rainstorm or anywhere  else.   I think the worst humidity I've ever 
experienced was in  Charleston, South Carolina.  I have never since 
experienced anything like  that, not even here after a rainstorm.   I think the reason 
the  humidity doesn't bother so much is because of the winds.  We always tend 
to  have Gulf breezes.  I notice that on my plants.....I can water, and by  
the end of the day, they are bone dry, not so much from the heat, but  winds.  
The winds dry out a lot.   It never gets "dry" here like  it would in the 
desert....but it's pretty much normal with most everyone  else.  
Noreen
 
In a message dated 8/2/2006 11:02:17 PM Central Standard Time,  
gardenchat-owner@hort.net writes:

And it  is so humid down there Noreen, I really don't know how you stand it.
No  such thing as a good hair day in Houston - no  foolin'.

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