Re: temps/humidity

Theresa, everything is a matter of perspective.  It is true though however, 
in the course of record setting, that it has had many more humid days in 
Central Texas in the past few years than it ever has before....even some days 
reaching the humidity level of my area.  Although on average that area is dry (not 
as dry as Phoenix).....not just humidity wise but most of all in rain fall.  
They don't get near the rainfall that anyone east of them (north or south) gets.

Speaking of unusual weather patterns.....right now, we (most areas in 
Houston) have not had a drop of rain in nearly 3 months.  They are even beginning 
water rationing in some areas, burn bans, etc.  We had the wettest February on 
record, but nothing since.  We get occasional years of some drought, but not 
usually starting this early.  Sure hope to get rain SOON.  (doing the rain dance 
here)  

Noreen
zone 9
Texas Gulf Coast

In a message dated 5/30/2003 11:02:32 PM Central Standard Time, 
gardenchat-owner@hort.net writes:

> Funny how evrything is a matter of perspective-  to me, Austin,TX is icky
> humid!  That of course is compared to Sacramento, where I wish someone would
> invent a way to have body lotion come out of the shower instead of water.
> My poor skin is toast here all summer.
> 
> Theresa

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