October 13, 2004
autumn in texas
in Edina, MN, it's 49 degrees Fahrenheit.
in Appleton, WI, as well as Chicago, IL, it's 61 degrees Fahrenheit.
in Denton, TX, it's 79 degrees Fahrenheit.
in October, Texas will have a few "chilly" days, but can jump back up to summer-like temperatures. autumn is one of the things i miss about living up north.
though in February, when my family and friends are complaining of single-digit (and negative single digit) temperatures, i'll be enjoying the upper 40s down here!
Posted by john guari at October 13, 2004 03:23 PM
are you close to lufkin, tx?
hey who are you who just commented from the U of Minnesota?
In Duluth, MN, it is 39 degrees, I win! If you ever need to borrow a cup of cold, just give me a buzz, I'd love to borrow some warmth come Jan/Feb
its freakin mid 20s here already
I hate lakes. They make things seem so much colder.
We have autumn in Texas- It starts at Thanksgiving and is over just before Christmas.
You may have nicer weather, but we have... ummm incredibly low windchills! what?!
we like to call our weather "bipolar" here. actually, more like "multipolar". so many fucking weather changes here.
i agree with ashley...it's like the state is PMSing all the time....the climate is NEVER constant...it's a real bitch.
Our autumn in Texas is those three days in between "summer" and "second summer" and then it goes straight to winter for about three weeks in January/February. But wait ten minutes, and it's bound to change again. Oh, and to the anony-poster who asked about Lufkin, that's about 4 hours to the southeast of where John is.
hey, but at least we live closer to canada... wait, is that a good thing?