What if it Snows?

Not Cascadia life…….

 

Question for you folks that are more accustomed to humidity than I.

Had a little rain overnight/this morning. Sitting at about 75% humidity and 70f. Working outside, sweat seems to have stopped working.

How much of a drop in humidity before natural cooling starts working again?

 

Those ski trips aren't cheap & neither is the gear. That's why I work in the industry. Pro deals.

 

It's 92 in the shade here today and 75% humidity. You need a breeze to be blowing onto the sweat.

 

Well..
Just fueled, can’t unload til tomorrow, so Im parked and going to eat a catfish dinner.

Yep, my truck is idled at 800, AC on HIGH.
it’s 100 outside heat index was on “WTF”
earlier with added humidity.

 

To jump into the whole 'camper' thing.

The Hazul and I talked it over.

2 weeks of paid vacation a year.
14 days.

Now if we spent those 14 days @ $100 a night in a decent hotel with a bar, TV, maid service, and "breakfast buffet" it would cost, as one of reasonable intelligence might think, roughly $1400.

Now, if we took that money and invested it in a $50,000 camper, it would take 35.71 years of sleeping in it before we broke even.
On the other hand, were we to sleep in a $200 a night hotel, it would be something around half.

My point is this; you do with your money as you see fit and makes you happy. Be happy with your 4 wheelers, motorcycles, boats, campers, and whatnot, BUT, if some RV salesman tries to sell you a camper claiming it will save you money, run far away.

And, PS, the OP (can't remember who it was) looks like he's parked in a pretty sweet place. That said, 99% of the RV's I see parked are in places I wouldn't recommend.

 

. The dew point is the indicator for me has to be at least 25 degrees below ambient temperature 40 degrees is ideal.