As a Southern California native living in Virginia for the past 20 years (as of August 23rd), I have had to get used to "yucky" humid weather and nights that don't cool off because there is no such thing as an "offshore flow.." But, the upside is that we have 4 real seasons here, even if recently Spring tends to be too short, as it often seems to go from Winter into Summer with hardly a pause. From the map it appears that our hottest day traditionally has been in mid-July, so the worst, I hope, is over. In July of this year, I ran the a/c non-stop for over two weeks -- the electric bill was huge! Can hardly wait until fall.
As a Southern California native living in Virginia for the past 20 years (as of August 23rd), I have had to get used to "yucky" humid weather and nights that don't cool off because there is no such thing as an "offshore flow.." But, the upside is that we have 4 real seasons here, even if recently Spring tends to be too short, as it often seems to go from Winter into Summer with hardly a pause. From the map it appears that our hottest day traditionally has been in mid-July, so the worst, I hope, is over. In July of this year, I ran the a/c non-stop for over two weeks -- the electric bill was huge! Can hardly wait until fall.