Peppers don't feel right

AlittleSalt · September 1, 2015

Wow, 70% humidity feeling dry.

During the drought years (2007-2014) here in the DFW area of Texas, in August through mid September the humidity level would drop down into the teens. Of course there were burning bans and we wouldn't BBQ outside. All it would take is a spark to set the countryside ablaze. The mosquitos were very slow moving. They looked almost fuzzy instead of sleek and fast. You could effortlessly reach out and catch them in mid-flight.

September 1, 2015	#14
AlittleSalt BANNED FOR LIFE Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 13,333	Wow, 70% humidity feeling dry. During the drought years (2007-2014) here in the DFW area of Texas, in August through mid September the humidity level would drop down into the teens. Of course there were burning bans and we wouldn't BBQ outside. All it would take is a spark to set the countryside ablaze. The mosquitos were very slow moving. They looked almost fuzzy instead of sleek and fast. You could effortlessly reach out and catch them in mid-flight.