Coming from SW Missouri humidity and now in Las Vegas, the dry heat is much more comfortable. One thing though, if it's over 95 in either place it's d~~m hot either way.
GEORGIA TECH??? Georgia freaking Tech??? The same Georgia Tech that lost to WAC also-ran Utah by 4 TOUCHDOWNS???
I know, I know...the Gators lost to....to...oh...wait a minute...the Gators were UNDEFEATED at home this year!!! [Including an absolute beat-down of the A(ll)C(upcake)C(onference) champions...NOT a loss to a 4TH place team]
"Now go away, or I shall taunt you a second time..." [/silly french accent]
It's all good, bro...my dentist is a War Damn Eagle/Tiger/Whateverthehellyouarethisweek...I will NOT schedule an appointment with him within a month of a UF/AU game :lol:
Definitely DRY AIR, we have lived in Arizona, New Mexico & South Carolina (not to mention a sub-tropical island). There is a distinct difference between dry and humid air. I can't stand the humid air. In Arizona & New Mexico I could go out and work in my gardens and the heat not bother me. Here (South Carolina) I want to die just going from my car to the building at work (no to mention the mosquitoes).