When its cold you just have to plan better. At -20 you remember to plug in the
car or you don't go anywhere until it warms up.
When I first graduated from highschool I spent a winter working for my old man
surveying the rail link between Portland and Boston.
We had one of the first data collectors which at the time was an HP palmtop
computer, predecessor to today's PDA. Periodically the LCD screen would freeze.
We always figured that was a good time to take a break.
When its hot out what can you do? Fans, airconditioning, etc. I suppose at
least in the dry heat you can run a swamp cooler...
-Curt
Date: Sun, 1 Jul 2007 23:23:07 -0400
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i've never experienced higher than 107. it was a dry heat too. it was
very
unpleasant, but still no more so than 90 in georgia.
the coldest i ever experienced was -17F, also in a humid climate. i
had to
get the car started and probably spent about 15 minutes working outside
in
that weather. i don't get how people live in 40 below.
60 is a good temperature. winter here is perhaps my favorite season.
no
bugs, but still gets warm enough during the day
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