I'm not sure which "north" you are talking about, but summer in the midwest (Ohio, Indiana, Illinois), is oppressive humidity and heat. That's one of the many reasons corn and soy bean grow so well there in the summer and they, oddly enough, contribute to the humidity.
In July and August there are many times that it is hotter and more humid there than here which amazes my friends that still live there. So, my spouse and I are out and about all summer long here totally enjoying the lack of crowds, yes, and still sweating, but there are swimming pools and showers that help with that. We love it.
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Originally Posted by Coop63
For any of you who have lived through a few Florida summers, and northern winters (e.g. Michigan), how does it compare? Is it as grueling, do you get use to it, or make every attempt to escape north during the summer month?
This is my biggest concern moving to the TV. I have owned 2 properties in the past and not something I really want to do at this point in my life. I don't mind the snow, just the gray and lack of sun.
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