This morning the hail pile in the corner is still 6 inches deep......
Maybe we won't get as much this year. Keeping my fingers crossed for that.
Yup. In the summer, I want the house 68 degrees and in the winter I want it 74.We've acclimated to the summer temps down here, upper 90s to low 100s, it's currently 65 degrees and breezy (plus it's still raining) so it's chilly for us. As for the pool during the summer the pool temp will get to around 89 degrees and that's pretty comfortable but when it drops down to 85 and lower the water starts feeling chilly, lower than 70 degrees and it feels cold. It's probably down in the lower 60s right this minute.
It was interesting that back in Kansas where I ran a large social agency for awhile, among other things we had an olympic size indoor swimming pool that was available to the public for recreational swims but mostly swimming lessons for kids, certification classes for lifeguards and SWI for older teens and adults, and various kinds of water team sports and aquacize classes. One wall of the pool area was floor to ceiling glass so that you could look out into a courtyard area and, in the winter, see the snow falling and piling up, etc.
It was interesting though that for the comfort of our members, we had to keep the pool several degrees warmer in the summer than we did in the winter. If we used winter temps in the summer, they thought the water freezing. If we used summer temps in the winter, they thought the water uncomfortably warm.
Probably because you feel so much hotter in the summer, so the water just feels colder.
Yup. In the summer, I want the house 68 degrees and in the winter I want it 74.We've acclimated to the summer temps down here, upper 90s to low 100s, it's currently 65 degrees and breezy (plus it's still raining) so it's chilly for us. As for the pool during the summer the pool temp will get to around 89 degrees and that's pretty comfortable but when it drops down to 85 and lower the water starts feeling chilly, lower than 70 degrees and it feels cold. It's probably down in the lower 60s right this minute.
It was interesting that back in Kansas where I ran a large social agency for awhile, among other things we had an olympic size indoor swimming pool that was available to the public for recreational swims but mostly swimming lessons for kids, certification classes for lifeguards and SWI for older teens and adults, and various kinds of water team sports and aquacize classes. One wall of the pool area was floor to ceiling glass so that you could look out into a courtyard area and, in the winter, see the snow falling and piling up, etc.
It was interesting though that for the comfort of our members, we had to keep the pool several degrees warmer in the summer than we did in the winter. If we used winter temps in the summer, they thought the water freezing. If we used summer temps in the winter, they thought the water uncomfortably warm.
Probably because you feel so much hotter in the summer, so the water just feels colder.
In practice, I do about the opposite.
We've acclimated to the summer temps down here, upper 90s to low 100s, it's currently 65 degrees and breezy (plus it's still raining) so it's chilly for us. As for the pool during the summer the pool temp will get to around 89 degrees and that's pretty comfortable but when it drops down to 85 and lower the water starts feeling chilly, lower than 70 degrees and it feels cold. It's probably down in the lower 60s right this minute.
It was interesting that back in Kansas where I ran a large social agency for awhile, among other things we had an olympic size indoor swimming pool that was available to the public for recreational swims but mostly swimming lessons for kids, certification classes for lifeguards and SWI for older teens and adults, and various kinds of water team sports and aquacize classes. One wall of the pool area was floor to ceiling glass so that you could look out into a courtyard area and, in the winter, see the snow falling and piling up, etc.
It was interesting though that for the comfort of our members, we had to keep the pool several degrees warmer in the summer than we did in the winter. If we used winter temps in the summer, they thought the water freezing. If we used summer temps in the winter, they thought the water uncomfortably warm.
Probably because you feel so much hotter in the summer, so the water just feels colder.
This morning the hail pile in the corner is still 6 inches deep......
I posted some pictures around here somewhere last winter when we had feet and feet of snow! I'm not looking forward to that, honestly.
We've acclimated to the summer temps down here, upper 90s to low 100s, it's currently 65 degrees and breezy (plus it's still raining) so it's chilly for us. As for the pool during the summer the pool temp will get to around 89 degrees and that's pretty comfortable but when it drops down to 85 and lower the water starts feeling chilly, lower than 70 degrees and it feels cold. It's probably down in the lower 60s right this minute.
It was interesting that back in Kansas where I ran a large social agency for awhile, among other things we had an olympic size indoor swimming pool that was available to the public for recreational swims but mostly swimming lessons for kids, certification classes for lifeguards and SWI for older teens and adults, and various kinds of water team sports and aquacize classes. One wall of the pool area was floor to ceiling glass so that you could look out into a courtyard area and, in the winter, see the snow falling and piling up, etc.
It was interesting though that for the comfort of our members, we had to keep the pool several degrees warmer in the summer than we did in the winter. If we used winter temps in the summer, they thought the water freezing. If we used summer temps in the winter, they thought the water uncomfortably warm.
Probably because you feel so much hotter in the summer, so the water just feels colder.
I don't know. The pool is inside an environmentally controlled building so a person who had been doing other things for several hours and then goes for a swim you would think wouldn't be so sensitive to variations in water temps but it doesn't seem to matter if it is somebody who has been inside with us for most of the day or somebody who has just come in from the outside. The phenomenon seems to be just as seasonal for both.
This morning the hail pile in the corner is still 6 inches deep......
I posted some pictures around here somewhere last winter when we had feet and feet of snow! I'm not looking forward to that, honestly.
I seem to recall that the massive El Nino expected to develop this winter will bring higher than normal temps to your area but that might not translate into less snow.
It is very unusually warm here for this time of year right now, and I'm loving it.
It's currently 78 and quite comfortable here. The weather guesser is predicting highs about 80 and lows in the low 60s for the next week.. After that, it looks like it will be cooling off some.
Yeah, I would take that instead of here where we have months on end of snow and below freezing weather!
It's currently 78 and quite comfortable here. The weather guesser is predicting highs about 80 and lows in the low 60s for the next week.. After that, it looks like it will be cooling off some.
Yeah, I would take that instead of here where we have months on end of snow and below freezing weather!
Think of all those uneaten bugs that the spider might have supped on.........
Thank you! I feel pretty stressed even thinking about changing jobs, but I know it will be better for me in the long run. I am no longer a spring chicken and should consider a nice, dry, warm, indoor job.
