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Originally Posted by bilbao58
COLD at night in Summer? Really?
Not "coolish." Not "bearable." Not "relatively cool" for that time of year. Not even just "unusually pleasant" for a summer night. Key word "unusually." You said "COLD."
Not before or after a big thunderstorm?
Again, you're saying "COLD." You can think of MANY times it's been COLD in summer at night? You used the word "COLD."
Really? Many times? How many? Five times in 40 years? I wouldn't even believe that many. Nothing but anecdotal exceptions which prove the rule.
It is exceptionally rare for there to be cool weather after late May. We're talking cool, now, not just pleasant. "Sweater weather" after mid-May. Cold weather in the latter half of May would be absolutely remarkable (and maybe a sign of climate disruption).
I'm old enough to remember when the worst of the summer heat would be over by about September 20th. Not anymore. There may be cool (or even cold) fronts that cool things off for a number of days but then the heat and humidity come right back. The third week of October seems to be when lasting relief from summer finally arrives now.
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Yeah, after a storm, happens all the time, cold fronts. People lived here before air conditioning and it has been established in this thread that there will be ways to live without it if necessary.