[Schaumburger]

I have been to Central FL several times in the summer - yes it is humid. Chicago can also be very humid and hot in the summer, but it usually only lasts for 4 or 5 days at a time. My first visit to TV was last year in July. I'm renting in the Village of Chatham for a week this coming July -- can't wait.

After looking at 22 of snow falling this past Feb. 1-2 in Chicago, I will take the humidity of central FL any day. I have lived in the Midwest my entire life. Loved the snow days when I was a kid, and didn't have to drive in the snow. When I was 30 I could tolerate the Chicago winters. That is no longer the case. Each December I now dread what will be falling from the skies and the cold temps. that will occur until mid-March. This winter that just ended is the fourth consecutive winter that the Chicago area got over 50inches of snow. I don't know how people in Buffalo and Syracuse survive with snow totals over 70 inches each winter -- and maybe they get more than 80 inches -- someone correct me if I'm wrong.

As has been stated before on TOTV, you don't have to shovel humidity. It is good to know from TOTV veterans that they get acclimated to the summers in FL after experiencing the first one.