One of the silver linings of crippling depression is staying home and not having to step out into the miserable heat. Now, if I can just figure out how to have crippling depression while working remotely I'll be golden.
Unbelievable gradient with the rain along 84 earlier. It was pouring (about 2" rain in an hour) with big crashes of thunder at Buffalo Wild Wings in Waterbury but just a few miles north it was barely raining.
That makes me think of the first time I got in the pool when living in Little Rock three years ago. No need for a heater as the sun turned the relatively small pool into a bath.
Seems we aren't gonna make it. Bouncing between 98 and 99. Wind changed from 300 to 270 so I thought we might have it in the bag but now it's back to 290-300.
Wish I was in a rad pit. All I have in my new second floor apartment is a shitty Ocean State Job Lot AC in the bedroom. 84 degrees in the rest of the place lol. My landlord is so dumb he doesn't have any AC in here so when you step out into the hallway it's like 90 degrees and there's condensation on the walls.
I don't know that the climate is the primary driver for that though. I'm thinking it has more to do with taxes and had more to do with cost of living. My mom and stepdad got their condo by the bay in St. Pete in 2011 for 70K in a short sale. It's now worth around 300K and was worth even more a couple years ago.