most schools in mpls and stp districts do not have ac

7 days over 90F
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I have fond memories of sitting in a hot classroom, windows open, fans going, at Antioch High School. Was always kinda breezy though. I don't know if they had AC. I think Oak Park did.
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Seems like poor planning. If it’s 75 with your humidity I’m dying.
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And now for the worst weather of all year. 90s and humid summers. I hate it more than anyone can imagine.
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It's hotter than Gal Gadot outside.
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The heat is much preferable to winter around here.
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Outside of a below 10 degrees period polar blast, give me winter instead of Jul-August any day. I know I'm one of the only ones.

Winter is fantastic. No yard work. Cheaper energy bills. No sweating. Sleep like a baby in the cold.
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That's pretty hot
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Iowa winters are different, man. The difference between here and emporia where I went to college is substantial. I went to Iowa once during the winter. And it was fairly temperate according to the locals, but it’s a different kind of cold and the sun never shines. I was there for a week. Dad wanted to fly but there was literally 0 seconds the whole week he could have done a VFR landing.

Dad went a couple other times for gold key tours at Deere and he said it was the same except much colder. One time he said it wasn’t above 0 the whole trip.

Fuck Iowa.
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We drier than a nuns cunt here
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Really?

Good. Sometimes dry in Chicago equates to higher grain prices. :-)
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Fuck summer. Fuck it in the ass with a giant dildo fashioned from a flaming AIDS tree.

Early June and it's already goddamn miserable outside. :-)
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I haven't circled back but we were on pace for the 2nd driest May in Chicago history.

Apr/May rain was in the forecast everyday and it always went around. Maybe some sprinkles here and there but I'm fretting my water bill and my lawn looking like its August.
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