Carolina Winter

I've lived through very cold winters in western New York and in Chicago and current conditions here in Southport remind of those times. Temperatures run in the mid 90's with the humidity in the high 80's which means a heat index of about 110 degrees. So, I dash from the house to the car, limit my activities outdoors to the essential, and the windows fog up with condensation. Sure seems to be much the same although gasoline doesn't turn to mush and pumps faster then in Chicago.

Still, give me a choice and I'll take Carolina winter. It is much shorter, comes in the summer, and I don't have to bundle up in heavy coat, hat and gloves.