…Or at least on the peninsula.
A good friend shared this very funny three minute video with me: When It Finally Gets Cold in the South.
I can relate to just about every experience found here, but the funniest part to me is also the most true.
By the time you dig out your “winter gear” and get outside, it’s already starting to warm up to a balmy, beautiful 75 degree day!
Hope your Thanksgiving weekend is going well.
A friend texted me this video and I quick posted and pre-scheduled it from my phone not recognizing that I had to enable comments. sorry, Hearth!
Moving Hearth’s comment here so I can respond to it on the proper thread:
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@ Hearth:
I can relate to being in buildings where you actually do need something warm to put on. Our school is like that. I love that you have a walking skirt. In typical cultural fashion, I’m usually walking in leggings,
As far as the climate here, you might start out needing something a little warmer, but as the video notes, you won’t need it very long most days.
This morning we headed out around 8:30 so I could upgrade my dishwasher. I went to get it a month ago but the dude said, “If you can wait a few more weeks, it’ll be 30% less.” I waited, and it was. A little hand washing never hurt the kids, LOL.
Anyway, it was in the mid-50s when we left home so I was wearing a sweater. By the time we did that and picked up some breakfast, we walked outside at 10:30 and it was 72 degrees- too hot to keep wearing the warn sweater. So I shed it. It’s beautiful right now though. Gorgeous, in fact. Typical except for the hours when a cool front comes through to drop the temp a bit.
On the few and far between mornings when it’s in the 30s at sunrise, you might need a sweater all day since it might not get out of the 60s.
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In East Tennessee, we have seasons, so I can’t relate, but my sister out in Texas assures me that the rich woman bust out their furs when it’s 60 or cooler.
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@ nellperkins:
Yeah…we tend to break out the boots down here at about 60 degrees, π
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