from northeast Mississippi! Glad to have you with us.
Howdy, from an ex-Winterpegger! Elevation here is about 5000 ft; we're right in the foothills of the Rockies. Our climate is considered "high desert"; it's very dry, not much precip as rain or snow, humidity is generally under 20%. I think we average over 300 days of sunshine. Winters are usually pretty mild, of course after 30 years in NW Ontario and Winnipeg, just about anything seems that way, LOL. We don't often get snow that lasts more than a couple days; at this elevation the sun is so strong it melts quickly. Summers seem to be getting hotter and hotter, which is a bummer. Other than that excessive heat, I really like the weather...love the lack of humidity, but wish we got more rain than we do. All our reservoirs are waaaaay down this year, and we had a lot of early fires too...and some really big ones.Joel_BC said:
from NJ. We get a lot of humidity here, and I hate it! I could take the heat a lot better if it wasn't for that.
I guess that makes our little place about 1/10th of a hectare? I'm not good with math, but I'm thinking that seems about right.
