I enjoy virtually none of those things year round. I want them contained to specific times of the year.

Is it just me or does good weather put you in a good mood? Nothing better than waking up to a sunny day without a cloud in the sky.

I agree with you...my point is that every simple activity turns into a hassle when the weather is cold. For example, here in Houston the recent weather (which is laughable compared to the NE) has negatively affected everything. I went to one of the more popular clubs last Saturday only to find the place half empty due to a cold and wet night. There are more car wrecks, people seem less willing to go out and do stuff, and there is just an overall daze. Idk maybe this sounds crazy but it is very noticeable to me. I enjoy cold weather around Christmas time but I can't fathom having cold weather 1/4 of the year...props to whoever actually enjoys that finds it fun

Is it just me or does good weather put you in a good mood? Nothing better than waking up to a sunny day without a cloud in the sky.

If I could conceivably live in the cloudiest, rainiest, coldest part of the country, I would be exceptionally happy.

Here a bit north of Dallas, almost all of October was gray skies, clouds and drizzle. I got progressively happier each day it persisted.

You would probably like Forks, WA.

Tomorrow at my house:

http://www.weather.com/outlook/events/s ... cst_sports

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Have fun wherever you are!

I just want you to know, there was a high of 80 today. My air conditioning bill is going to kill me.

I lie in Florida and I desperately want to escape the unbearable heat and humidity. All the schools I applied to (sans Duke) are up north; I miss seasons and snow. Florida is insufferable, although many people would disagree with me.

I lie in Florida and I desperately want to escape the unbearable heat and humidity. All the schools I applied to (sans Duke) are up north; I miss seasons and snow. Florida is insufferable, although many people would disagree with me.

I would kill myself if I [strike]lived in a place that was 80 at Christmas.[/strike] spend 3 more years in a cold place for Christmas that isn't HYCCN.

Yeah, snow may not be nice to you after however long you've lived with it, but after you've spent 30 years in a place where summer lasts about 5-8 months, and the question isn't if the temperature will reach 100, but instead how many days out of the summer will it be over 100 with 90%+ humidity, a mountain of snow seems pretty damn nice.

This is clearly a discussion of opinions.

I always got the impression that North Carolina was temperate (not too hot, not too cold?) I went there this summer and the weather was beautiful.

Only 5 - 8 months? You must live in the northern part of the state.

If I could conceivably live in the cloudiest, rainiest, coldest part of the country, I would be exceptionally happy.

Here a bit north of Dallas, almost all of October was gray skies, clouds and drizzle. I got progressively happier each day it persisted.

You may want to rethink Colorado if you're looking for lots of clouds-- it gets quite a bit of sun. Very few days of rain. You get the fun combo of snow on the ground and not a cloud in the sky...