@Paul Tilley you should spend a year in kansas, you can experience -20 to heat index of 120 and all the wind, cool air, humidity, fog, frost, snow, ice, rain, hail, tornadoes, warm breezes, sunshine, clouds, and nice days in a year here
Years ago when I moved to South Florida, the corporation I work for insisted that we wear a suit and tie everyday. I seldom, if ever, wore the jacket. I was usually in shirt sleeves because it is so stupid hot in the summer. A regional director came to visit and to make sure I was doing things properly in accordance with corporate standards. We had an appointment in downtown Miami, as usual, there was no parking. We parked about two blocks from the office tower. He insisted that I wear my jacket and I told him I would not. I left it hanging in the car. That began to make his blood boil. I explained that we will not be presentable by the time we get to the meeting. He wore his suit and enjoyed the two and a half blocks stroll to the building. By the time we got there, he excused himself. He said I'm going to wait down here in the lobby for you I looked and his hair was flat with sweat. His glasses were fogged up, he had sweat stains through his shirt and his jacket. He was wiped. I was not written up for not following the dress code. He never came back.
Im from Oregon. When my husband and I went to visit his family in Mississippi we had a thunderstorm. Afterwards, I ran outside thinking it would be really cool outside... Learned something new that day!
@@GenipherY I feel your pain! My husband & I spent 13 years in Central Oregon (Bend), then moved back to Florida about 2 years ago... and I'm STILL trying to re-acclimate!
My brother and his family live in North Carolina and my sis-in-law told me about how my brother would take a shower, go out to work in the yard for an hour, and come back in needing ANOTHER shower, lol!
@@denisemayosky1955 shoot all you have to do is open the door and you need another shower. If you're used to not having a/c then it's not as bad but once you get it then you never want to open that door again.😥
@Jessica B. no, it’s because Southerners are extremely biased in favor of people who are exactly like them so when they ask “where are you from?” it’s often not friendly but sizing you up. They already KNOW you’re “not from around here.”
I live in Maryland. Winter = death, frostbite, hypothermia Summer = hot, rain, humidity Fall = meh. A mix of rain and cold basically Spring = Rain, rain, maybe snow, oh look more rain
That opening is exactly how I felt when I got off the plane from Vegas back to Fort Worth. It was 120 in Vegas, but didn't notice it. it was 95 when I got home, and I immediately felt like I couldn't breathe.
It literally smacks you in the face as soon as you walk out the door and feels like you're stepping out into a sauna. Some days it's so humid out that I feel like I can't even breathe properly (especially on the really hot days). It's not a pleasant experience.
I went to a summer camp in Maryland and we walked outside after it had just finished raining and it was SOOOOO refreshing. I was like “oh, it feels so nice out here!” And everyone else was baffled because it felt super humid to them and I had to explained I live in a place where the air feels like warm soup.
I live in the Empire State and we cannot get hot weather without humidity. I call it pea soup weather.....it is way too clamy for comfort....and it causes me to become grouchy and snarky. I don't like myself like that.
I spent many weeks with a friends extended family in Wyoming and my 14 year old self swore that the sign was wrong when it read 102, when she and I went for a walk. It felt like a Texan 80.
I moved to the south from Washington state y'all. Washington State! That scene with the man thinking it should feel better after the rain was my rude awaking 😭
Southern optimism: "Maybe the rain today will break the heat and we can go outside!" Southern reality: it rains just enough for steam to come up from the pavement. So hot and muggy it's not even worth going out to get the mail.
Oh and don't forget instead of cleaning the pollen out of the air, it rains _just_ enough to make sure you can taste it and feel it as the pollen adheres to every part of your body and clothing.
That is classic 😂😂😂 I am literally crying with laughter!..because its so true.....but especially because I actually love it and thrive in it! When I was a kid, I thought breakfast cereal always tasted like that....until as a young adult I learned it was actually stale from humidity 😅
As someone who lives in a place where summers get hotter than that, I say "Meh!" Try 122 Deg F. And your AC Breaks. Oh, and you live in a house that's 70 years old and only has room for FOUR INCHES OF INSULATION IN THE ATTIC!
One of the pleasures of living in the South in the summer is for a RARE cold front to sweep through and lower the humidity to 50%. Heaven for a couple of days.
@@jamesr2888 - The humidity gets that low some in the winter months but not summer. It is a treat for the humidity to drop below 50% in the summer when a rare cold front comes through. It actually doesn't turn cold but just drops the humidity.
@@jamesr2888 really only in winter when the humidity drops and then we have so much static you don’t want to touch anything until winter is over for fear of the static charge pain that happens!
I was in Georgia for a couple days and the weather was actually quite fresh , a little warm but not compared to when I was in Louisiana , that humidity hits you just by opening the door
He is loved by one. You never realize how much you depend on humidity till you go to an area with 1% humidity. Your skin dries out and you always feel cold. Not fun.
Ha! I was born and raised in Louisiana. When I was 15, I met a girl visiting from Denver. She said, "I just fixed my hair, and now it's all fallen! How do girls down here manage to keep their hair set???" I replied, "They don't."
I remember when I first visited Louisiana. I walked out of the New Orleans airport and the air smacked me in the face. I didn't know before that that air could be a palpable entity.
Oh yeah, humidity in some places is so thick you can taste it.granted it doesn’t have a taste thankfully but its enough to feel like your breathing underwater form how heavy it is.
I live 20 miles north of New Orleans. I had a customer who inherited a house in Slidell La she moved from Alaska in August. She passed out less than 100 yds outside of the airport terminal and spent a day in the hospital. The struggle is real 😂
My professor came from up north. She didn’t understand why people always use beer cozies & detest the opening of window/door when it’s hot. Took a while till she realized that humidity is the Devil here.
I spent a summer in Europe for study abroad and the temps were the same as home in OK. What I forgot was that it was a very dry heat there so it didn’t feel oppressive, I got home and my first time walking outside was like being hit with a wall of wet towel lol. Took a couple days to retrain my expectations.
I recall when they held the summer Olympics in Atlanta, some of the announcers remarked it was unfair to have athletes from other countries come to Atlanta in the summer. There were a great many athletes that arrived months in advance to become acclimated.
I was born and raised in the Deep South and I always said the air after a summer shower was as refreshing as if someone took a duvet out of the dryer only half way dried, threw it over your head and wrapped you up in it. Even worse than before the rain.
The only time rain cools anything down is from the cloud blocking the sun and wind that finally comes in right before it pours. After that, you’re done for.
East Tennessee sits in between hills (we call mountains). Whatever comes down in here sits forever. Just like the humidity. It's actually subtropical in the summer. Then we have...winter lol I should post pics of the blizzard last winter lol
Humidity is evil to beards as well. Yesterday evening was horrendous with humidity and my beard went from the Sculpture of Zeus I try to style it as to a worn out brillo pad before I even got into the store!
@@tdbaker3564 Ikr!!🤣😂 From Houston!! One time I was in the bus stop and a lady who had just moved from California asked me why is the air so sticky and stinky. And I said its the humidity and it was spring and then I was like this is nothing wait until summer!!!
The only makeup I wear in July, August and September is waterproof mascara. I also don’t flat iron my hair all summer either. Scrunch with some curl cream and fashion it into an updo.
The sweet relief of visiting out West and everyone around you complains about the heat but you are just rejoicing in the shade because it actually does something there!
I'm from North Carolina and moved to Nevada where i met my girlfriend. We decided to move back to NC, and i warned her about the humidity and she said it can't be that bad. She cursed me the whole first year.
From Little Rock myself and live out west for over 20 years now. My family keeps asking when I'll come back and I keep telling them it'll be when I miss mosquitoes (skeeters), humidity, and sleet in the winter.
When visiting Las Vegas I overheard a customer telling a clerk she sympathized with her because of the high humidity.....it was 34%! The day it was 1%, was the day I had to buy some fizzy balls, put them and my feet in the bathtub at the hotel. Lathered up my feet with special foot moisturizer! Then had to find a lip balm for my peeling lips!! Never had these problems here in south Texas!
NC's humidity is absolutely next level, especially on the coast. I mostly lived in Charlotte, and even that was bad. Boone was the only place I got to escape it. Now I live in central Texas where people complain about the "humidity" and I just laugh...
@@Catamount1412 NC? hehehehe...that's cute. We're slowly evolving down here in the panhandle part of Florida to be half-amphibian. This time of year, you practically need gills to go outside after a brief, 15 minute rainstorm. Just enough rain to turn the asphalt into an instant sauna, raising the humidity to, I'm guessing, about 210%.
Brings back memories of the five years I spent in southeast Missouri (pronounced "Misery") when I was a kid. I remember stepping outside and feeling like I had gotten slapped in the face with a wet towel.
Thought I was out of shape once, but while up North, I walked over 3 miles non stop at a park and was amazed!!! I wasn’t the slightest bit winded and would have kept circling the lake if it wasn’t time to leave. Got home a week later, and, damn, I was “out of shape” and gasping for air again like a catfish out of water-just walking from the car to the store. 😢
Exactly! So that's why people in the south always used to have big porches, you just can't do nothin'. Perfect example by the way, feeling like your "out of shape" and "gasping for air".👌
Or riiiiight before it rains and THEN after it rains on a hot July day. The rain is suppossed to cool down the atmosphere....the rules do not apply to NC weather- rebellious indeed.
I’ll never forget my cousin’s outdoor summer wedding in Missouri. I’m from the desert side of Washington and I knew I was gonna be screwed because my Missouri cousins always complain about how Santa Cruz, Ca (a place I find humid) dries out their skin.
🤣🤣🤣 HUMIDITY 🤣🤣🤣 So true! I especially loved the one skit with the two guys in the office & the one guy says to the other guy "It shouldn't be too bad out today" & the other guy says "you must not be from around here". 🤣🤣🤣 I like it when 'implants' say "it's so hot" and it's only April or May & I tell them to "brace themselves because we haven't hit August & September yet"!
I live in North Florida and own a Landscaping and a Tree Business and I love it outside. Just get out early and get climatized and take breaks once it hits noon and after. Jumping in the pool before walking through the door is like heaven every day. It makes Spring and Fall even more enjoyable.
I arrived at Houston Intercontinental around midnight after diverting to Dallas-Ft Worth because of tornados. Walking through the airport and checking-in for my rent-a-car it was like heaven. Working for a few years in California I had forgotten all about that thing called humidity. I got to the exit doors to pick-up my car and BANG I went from cool and comfortable to soaked and miserable in under .12 seconds. The misery on my California bred co-worker's face was painful to observe. Another perfect representation of the South.
@@kenolsen1845 -- Texas seceded from the Union in support of slavery. Sorry but that puts them squarely into the South. I have family in Nacogdoches and Houston and they agree with me.
Hilarious unless you’re living it in SW Okla! Our California cousins used to call every summer..” Saw where you were the hot spot in the nation! “. Yes we know!
One of the few things I miss about California is dry heat...but there's Arizona, which I kind of see as a southern state but with dry heat and little grass...but I have a lawn care business and I enjoy it, so Oklahoma is worth the humidity to me
Mary Rudisill Thank you! I have a life long habit of opening windows-that was our air conditioning in the North. I understand now when my Southern friends don’t ever for open a window. 😄
Stay in the air conditioning as much as possible. I attended a wedding of a local beer distributor's daughter & the bride's maids were brought to the outdoor wedding chapel in a refrigerator truck,looking cool & fresh for about 30 seconds before the humidity got them.
I second that. We saw way more mosquitos in N. Michigan than we do in Texas. Not to worry: the void left by mosquitos was filled by roaches. (We didn't have roaches back home. Too cold. We did have June bugs, which are like roaches that attack you and tangle in your hair if you venture outdoors at night...but they all die after a few weeks.)
And non southerners think we are kidding. NO , no its really dry very very dry and if you believe that I have some botton land in Florida for sell, it has its own security systems installed by Kudzu inc.
The only true way to escape the humidity is to stay inside, watch and subscribe to our channel.
Yep
"The rain stopped.'
"It should feel a lot nicer out there now."
I literally gasped.
Kevin should’ve said bless your heart
It turns in to a sauna
This is also true in New England. It makes zero sense!
I’m from Canada and even I know that was a lie born of naivety
@Paul Tilley you should spend a year in kansas, you can experience -20 to heat index of 120 and all the wind, cool air, humidity, fog, frost, snow, ice, rain, hail, tornadoes, warm breezes, sunshine, clouds, and nice days in a year here
When you get out of the shower, dry off, and you're STILL wet just from sweat. HATE Summer. 😒
I had to get a fan strictly for that exact reason. Most accurate comment i read all day.
I'm glad somebody was able to dry off.
That is why Fall is my favorite season
Lol😂
I'm from another coutry, but we too have days like that in summer, exactly like that...
Years ago when I moved to South Florida, the corporation I work for insisted that we wear a suit and tie everyday. I seldom, if ever, wore the jacket. I was usually in shirt sleeves because it is so stupid hot in the summer. A regional director came to visit and to make sure I was doing things properly in accordance with corporate standards. We had an appointment in downtown Miami, as usual, there was no parking. We parked about two blocks from the office tower. He insisted that I wear my jacket and I told him I would not. I left it hanging in the car. That began to make his blood boil. I explained that we will not be presentable by the time we get to the meeting. He wore his suit and enjoyed the two and a half blocks stroll to the building. By the time we got there, he excused himself. He said I'm going to wait down here in the lobby for you I looked and his hair was flat with sweat. His glasses were fogged up, he had sweat stains through his shirt and his jacket. He was wiped. I was not written up for not following the dress code. He never came back.
😂😂😂😂
Try it with the suit, pantyhose, heels and makeup while keeping pace with a 6+' fast walking male and taking notes. I so feel your pain 🤣
@@MAILLADY2010 I can certainly appreciate where you're coming from with that. But I can't wear heels. I fall down a lot... 🤣
@@scotto9591 so do I....
I knew how this story was going to end....
2:04 "It should feel a lot nicer out there now."
i bet he drinks unsweet tea
We don't use "unsweet tea" verbiage in Texas sir. Lol
My dad loves unsweet tea
"You're not from around here."
"No. Why?" 😂😂😂😂😂😂❤️
Im from Oregon. When my husband and I went to visit his family in Mississippi we had a thunderstorm. Afterwards, I ran outside thinking it would be really cool outside... Learned something new that day!
@@GenipherY
This made me genuinely 😂 laugh. Thanks for that
@@GenipherY I feel your pain! My husband & I spent 13 years in Central Oregon (Bend), then moved back to Florida about 2 years ago... and I'm STILL trying to re-acclimate!
@@GenipherY And now you know why it was a Doctor form the south that invented AC, and why everybody has it, installed.
@@GenipherY I laughed, felt bad and internally said "Bless your heart"
Ha ha this is about the best representation of humidity I've ever seen
So true
My brother and his family live in North Carolina and my sis-in-law told me about how my brother would take a shower, go out to work in the yard for an hour, and come back in needing ANOTHER shower, lol!
@@denisemayosky1955 shoot all you have to do is open the door and you need another shower. If you're used to not having a/c then it's not as bad but once you get it then you never want to open that door again.😥
@@heidimarchant5438 Oh, I believe it!😁😬
I was in Galveston TX last year, 119 on the temp gauge of my dash. Humidity was so thick, I thought I could slice a piece off and eat it
When you can see and feel it coming up off the asphalt after the rain...
@Lara, yep, if you’re not careful one could die in the summer months.
2:06 " You ain't from around here, are you?" Most Southern Question EVAR.
@Jessica B. no, it’s because Southerners are extremely biased in favor of people who are exactly like them so when they ask “where are you from?” it’s often not friendly but sizing you up. They already KNOW you’re “not from around here.”
I feel sorry for all those people up north who have to pay to go to the sauna. All we have to do is to step outside on any Summer day.
So true. 🤣
Yes.... I am not sweating, I am detoxifying my pores
I live in Maryland.
Winter = death, frostbite, hypothermia
Summer = hot, rain, humidity
Fall = meh. A mix of rain and cold basically
Spring = Rain, rain, maybe snow, oh look more rain
I am perpetually perplexed by people who go out of their way to become hot and sticky just for the sake of being hot and sticky.
I love Ohio
I think Matt has been doing my hair everyday for the past 6 years....😕
You and me both.
We’re all in it together y’all 😂
Me toooooo!!! Ugh the struggle is real!
Samee
Huh
That opening is exactly how I felt when I got off the plane from Vegas back to Fort Worth. It was 120 in Vegas, but didn't notice it. it was 95 when I got home, and I immediately felt like I couldn't breathe.
Yep. I could bike for miles in mid-day in Vegas. In the South, I won't even go outside after 11 am!
It literally smacks you in the face as soon as you walk out the door and feels like you're stepping out into a sauna. Some days it's so humid out that I feel like I can't even breathe properly (especially on the really hot days). It's not a pleasant experience.
Hot humid weather is my nightmare.
May I say that as a frequent sauna user, it’s not like walking into a sauna (which is dry heat) but into a FREAKING STEAM BATH. UGH.
Good ole Texas summers 👍
"literally"
And when you breathe in, it's nasty.
Matt is the best humidity. You can’t even be mad at him 🤷🏼♀️😂
Nope. Can't even perceive him as being inappropriate with all his hair playing/poofing/styling!😂😂😂
Jesus Saves Love God
@@living4mylord Jesus Saves Love God✝️
This comment sounded so strange til I watched the video..
@@Meekavintage Bless your heart
Nothing like stepping outside and being hit in the face with a wet sponge! Bless it's little heart.
A hot sticky wet sponge...
@Lost Aquarian
I have Jesus, thank you
Or a man wearing a heavy sweatshirt
I went to a summer camp in Maryland and we walked outside after it had just finished raining and it was SOOOOO refreshing. I was like “oh, it feels so nice out here!” And everyone else was baffled because it felt super humid to them and I had to explained I live in a place where the air feels like warm soup.
I live in the Empire State and we cannot get hot weather without humidity. I call it pea soup weather.....it is way too clamy for comfort....and it causes me to become grouchy and snarky. I don't like myself like that.
@Jessica B. NewYork is the Empire state.
I spent many weeks with a friends extended family in Wyoming and my 14 year old self swore that the sign was wrong when it read 102, when she and I went for a walk. It felt like a Texan 80.
Marylander here, I thought we were humid...guess not 😬. I can't imagine how worse it must be down south
"had to explained"? Educated in the South, too, I see.
I moved to the south from Washington state y'all. Washington State! That scene with the man thinking it should feel better after the rain was my rude awaking 😭
Jj GB I moved from the south to Washington State. My rude awakening was homes and stores not having air conditioners.
@@Purple_Usagi281 That's the western side of the state. Most folks on the eastern side have ac's
@@Purple_Usagi281 Yep, I was shocked the first time I moved to Washington state and THEN we had 2 weeks of temps over 100 degrees!
😂😂😂
You sound like my coworker. He wasn't ready for Texas humidity after a rain storm...lol
Southern optimism: "Maybe the rain today will break the heat and we can go outside!"
Southern reality: it rains just enough for steam to come up from the pavement. So hot and muggy it's not even worth going out to get the mail.
Oh and don't forget instead of cleaning the pollen out of the air, it rains _just_ enough to make sure you can taste it and feel it as the pollen adheres to every part of your body and clothing.
well unless you want a steam bath.
@@Zara-Bari and your car turns polka dot
Zara Bari the pools of pollen from the rain and the stickiness on your skin afterwards really makes me want to stay inside
If you did you You would just bring in wet paper with a stamp on it
When Humidity sprayed the chip. Lol. I just about lost it.
That was my favorite part too! 😄
That is classic 😂😂😂 I am literally crying with laughter!..because its so true.....but especially because I actually love it and thrive in it!
When I was a kid, I thought breakfast cereal always tasted like that....until as a young adult I learned it was actually stale from humidity 😅
I wish humidity was a well meaning teddy bear with an amazing beard.
1:02 "116?! Come on man!" XD love that but so true
Feels Like:Hell
So so so true
As someone who lives in a place where summers get hotter than that, I say "Meh!" Try 122 Deg F. And your AC Breaks. Oh, and you live in a house that's 70 years old and only has room for FOUR INCHES OF INSULATION IN THE ATTIC!
@@user-jn3xq3dr6r Where do you live that it gets down to the 80s right now?
@@jackielinde7568 whats your humidity %?
It never gets 116 that’s an extraction
One of the pleasures of living in the South in the summer is for a RARE cold front to sweep through and lower the humidity to 50%. Heaven for a couple of days.
You talking about the winter months right
@@coreysplayground1906 No dear. It can be 85° on Christmas day...
Can it ever get down to 20-30%?
@@jamesr2888 - The humidity gets that low some in the winter months but not summer. It is a treat for the humidity to drop below 50% in the summer when a rare cold front comes through. It actually doesn't turn cold but just drops the humidity.
@@jamesr2888 really only in winter when the humidity drops and then we have so much static you don’t want to touch anything until winter is over for fear of the static charge pain that happens!
I love how Talia just stood there in horror as he did her hair.
When you hear the song "the devil came down to georgia," it is recounting the yearly tradition of fighting humidity
I was in Georgia for a couple days and the weather was actually quite fresh , a little warm but not compared to when I was in Louisiana , that humidity hits you just by opening the door
He came down because it was winter in hell, and he felt a bit nippy.
Poor Humidity. He just wants to be loved.
He is loved by one. You never realize how much you depend on humidity till you go to an area with 1% humidity. Your skin dries out and you always feel cold. Not fun.
I love it!
"Ah it should feel great out there now"
Famous last words.
5, 4, 3, 2. AHHHHHHHHHHH the heat !@#$% its is hot!! Noob!
That no Southerner ever says, we know better lol
Must be from Ohio
Those words were only good in Vegas.....not tx. 🤣🤣
@@ravens6286 I know that's right lol. And in Louisiana, too. ;)
Ha! I was born and raised in Louisiana. When I was 15, I met a girl visiting from Denver. She said, "I just fixed my hair, and now it's all fallen! How do girls down here manage to keep their hair set???" I replied, "They don't."
The way the Weatherman said "come on man"
This is the only time of year you can't wear lotion.
Especially in Alabama!!!
Renee' S. Alabama? Try Miami
Yep. Where am from Alabama.
Tameka Thompson, MS is really humid most of the year. After 72 years, I guess I am just use to it
No lotion in SC
I remember when I first visited Louisiana. I walked out of the New Orleans airport and the air smacked me in the face. I didn't know before that that air could be a palpable entity.
Yes. Air you can wear.
And swallow
Oh yeah, humidity in some places is so thick you can taste it.granted it doesn’t have a taste thankfully but its enough to feel like your breathing underwater form how heavy it is.
I felt that way in florida yeah. And the opposite when we get back home, like all the moisture is sucked out of our skin immediately
I live 20 miles north of New Orleans. I had a customer who inherited a house in Slidell La she moved from Alaska in August. She passed out less than 100 yds outside of the airport terminal and spent a day in the hospital. The struggle is real 😂
"Awww man!" Me everytime I go outside during 100% humidity days.
This pretty much sums up why I keep my hair up year-round.
My professor came from up north. She didn’t understand why people always use beer cozies & detest the opening of window/door when it’s hot. Took a while till she realized that humidity is the Devil here.
The devil is not that cruel
Yeah, instead he'll just singe you into a pile of ash.
I spent a summer in Europe for study abroad and the temps were the same as home in OK. What I forgot was that it was a very dry heat there so it didn’t feel oppressive, I got home and my first time walking outside was like being hit with a wall of wet towel lol. Took a couple days to retrain my expectations.
I recall when they held the summer Olympics in Atlanta, some of the announcers remarked it was unfair to have athletes from other countries come to Atlanta in the summer. There were a great many athletes that arrived months in advance to become acclimated.
I was born and raised in the Deep South and I always said the air after a summer shower was as refreshing as if someone took a duvet out of the dryer only half way dried, threw it over your head and wrapped you up in it. Even worse than before the rain.
The only time rain cools anything down is from the cloud blocking the sun and wind that finally comes in right before it pours. After that, you’re done for.
The warm humidity is so comforting to me...I think it is refreshing.
🤣🤣
@@yellowdogparty Don't forget DURING the rain! LOL!!
He truly is the human manifestation of humidity.
Facts s
I love the weatherman's voice...c'mon man!!! ...in that high pitch! So funny and brilliant acting!!😎👍
It's so stinkin true. I live in Tennessee and there's no point in even trying to get ready on summer days. 😥
Lol try florida
thus why i cut all of my hair off. then wrap a bandana around your head, throw on a hat, and tell that humidity to fuck right off lol
East Tennessee sits in between hills (we call mountains). Whatever comes down in here sits forever. Just like the humidity. It's actually subtropical in the summer. Then we have...winter lol
I should post pics of the blizzard last winter lol
Humidity is evil to beards as well. Yesterday evening was horrendous with humidity and my beard went from the Sculpture of Zeus I try to style it as to a worn out brillo pad before I even got into the store!
@@missmaizey9361 I'd love to live there. I live in Central Alabama, around the Sipsey swamp area.
On the bright side, everyone's skin is so saturated they all look ten years younger.
May look it but we don't feel it.
in the summer NO ONE is pretty. even beachgoers, everyone looks like wet, angry cats
That's about the only upside to the relentless humidity of the south!
TD Baker MIAOU!!!!
@@tdbaker3564
Ikr!!🤣😂 From Houston!! One time I was in the bus stop and a lady who had just moved from California asked me why is the air so sticky and stinky. And I said its the humidity and it was spring and then I was like this is nothing wait until summer!!!
Love these videos. I was stationed at Fort Polk, Louisiana and couldn't understand why the mess hall had salt shakers with dry rice kernels inside.
The only makeup I wear in July, August and September is waterproof mascara. I also don’t flat iron my hair all summer either. Scrunch with some curl cream and fashion it into an updo.
Exactly! Right on!
When you have to pause the video because you’re laughing too hard to hear it...😂🤣😂🤣
Of all the "So True, Y'alls" y'all have done, this is the "So True, Y'all!" of all "So True, Y'alls!" Because it's So True, Y'all!!!
I don't think you said y'all enough
Lol true
Yall shoulda applied yourselves.
This one and the one about the gnats🤣🤣
Indeed.
It's humid when catfish scratch their bellies on the top of telephone poles.
Omg the hair thing is so true like i well spend hours fixing my hair in a summery day it doesn't even worth to get ready😂
The sweet relief of visiting out West and everyone around you complains about the heat but you are just rejoicing in the shade because it actually does something there!
I'm from North Carolina and moved to Nevada where i met my girlfriend. We decided to move back to NC, and i warned her about the humidity and she said it can't be that bad. She cursed me the whole first year.
From Little Rock myself and live out west for over 20 years now. My family keeps asking when I'll come back and I keep telling them it'll be when I miss mosquitoes (skeeters), humidity, and sleet in the winter.
That's my response when my mother asks when I'll be back to NC, ( I live in New England now).
When visiting Las Vegas I overheard a customer telling a clerk she sympathized with her because of the high humidity.....it was 34%! The day it was 1%, was the day I had to buy some fizzy balls, put them and my feet in the bathtub at the hotel. Lathered up my feet with special foot moisturizer! Then had to find a lip balm for my peeling lips!! Never had these problems here in south Texas!
NC's humidity is absolutely next level, especially on the coast. I mostly lived in Charlotte, and even that was bad. Boone was the only place I got to escape it. Now I live in central Texas where people complain about the "humidity" and I just laugh...
@@Catamount1412 NC? hehehehe...that's cute. We're slowly evolving down here in the panhandle part of Florida to be half-amphibian. This time of year, you practically need gills to go outside after a brief, 15 minute rainstorm. Just enough rain to turn the asphalt into an instant sauna, raising the humidity to, I'm guessing, about 210%.
Brings back memories of the five years I spent in southeast Missouri (pronounced "Misery") when I was a kid. I remember stepping outside and feeling like I had gotten slapped in the face with a wet towel.
It’s not the heat it the humidity
I’ve been to Yuma, Az in the summer. 110* no shade (not that it matters) no humidity means you are in a giant OVEN!
Samuel Hayden That still seems better than standing in soup tbh
It's not the heat, it's the gosh darn humidity -- Da Yoopers
@Samuel Hayden, true that... but at least you’re not breathing water
YES.
Yep. It’s like going swimming without...going...swimming.
Gotta swim to the car, swim to check the mail, swim off the diving board into the pool...
Swimming through a sponge
@Guss Ruffee love your profile pic
Most accurate representation ever hands down.
Lived in Houston for 21 years and this is 100% accurate. I found relief by moving north.
When it's so humid outside you can't tell where the line between the pool and the air is...
Publix keeps their AC at frost bite then you walk about and your glasses are completely fogged up and visibility is 1/4 inch.
It's how they keep their food so fresh!!
@@lindsayb7509 Even in the cans?
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Got to keep those precious Publix subs fresh!
I miss Publix!
This group is a hoot! great job. keep it up
Oh it stopped raining?
Rain on hot asphalt is just gonna turn into 'upside down rain'.
Oak ridge Tennessee here! This is the time of year that you go to the mailbox and need another shower.
As someone with naturally curly hair I can so relate to looking like Mufasa when you step outside.
Mufasa was my nickname lol humidity always did me wrong 🤣🤣🤣
This Alabama ‘s weather summarized in 2 minutes and 48 seconds 😥😂
I just love your videos! 💗 Thank you for the laughs!
So accurate. My hair is already pretty frizzy but the humidity makes it look like I’ve become a lion 😂
Yes! Mine looks like I'm bringing '80s back!😉😆
Lol I look like a ripe dandelion! All my curls rise upwards
Not me! I look like a KLINGON😂🤣!!!
Thought I was out of shape once, but while up North, I walked over 3 miles non stop at a park and was amazed!!! I wasn’t the slightest bit winded and would have kept circling the lake if it wasn’t time to leave. Got home a week later, and, damn, I was “out of shape” and gasping for air again like a catfish out of water-just walking from the car to the store. 😢
Exactly! So that's why people in the south always used to have big porches, you just can't do nothin'.
Perfect example by the way, feeling like your "out of shape" and "gasping for air".👌
It's weird that I'm the opposite, with high humidity letting me breathe easier and feeling less hurt by walking or biking.
I was waiting for his wife to come home and find out he left the window open, and the house was a steam bath. Great video.
I'm laughing so hard. Best one yet!! Our humidity is this. 🤣😳🤣
It only took one rain in eastern Georgia to figure out things were different in the south!
SEGA FTW!
TH-cam needs to add a "love" button next to the like button, just for this channel.
The best one I've seen yet. Beyond accurate. Like the best part of the summer storms is getting rained on. All bets off once that last raindrop falls.
I love your videos! They always make me laugh, I've def recommended and shared your channel with sooo many people. Keep up the great work! 😁😁
North Carolina after it rains, feels like hell.
Idk still alllll better than ice cold winter. Still And it's been the hottest ever in NC .
Ohio the same. You burn after a rain xd.... 😑
Still better then all the snow !!
Well a steam bath anyway.
Or riiiiight before it rains and THEN after it rains on a hot July day. The rain is suppossed to cool down the atmosphere....the rules do not apply to NC weather- rebellious indeed.
You know that you're in the South when it's so dang hot that you just saw a hound dog chasing a rabbit-and they were both walking.
Don't you mean crawling lol
I’ll never forget my cousin’s outdoor summer wedding in Missouri. I’m from the desert side of Washington and I knew I was gonna be screwed because my Missouri cousins always complain about how Santa Cruz, Ca (a place I find humid) dries out their skin.
True life stories are the best. :)
You know humidity when you were born and raised in St. Louis. They are almost proud of the humidity. "We live in the river basin".
I honestly have no idea how many times I keep coming back to this but "it's so true y'all " .
Matt is the perfect annoying humidity 😂
The role Matt was born to play... lol!
🤣🤣🤣 HUMIDITY 🤣🤣🤣 So true! I especially loved the one skit with the two guys in the office & the one guy says to the other guy "It shouldn't be too bad out today" & the other guy says "you must not be from around here". 🤣🤣🤣
I like it when 'implants' say "it's so hot" and it's only April or May & I tell them to "brace themselves because we haven't hit August & September yet"!
Linda Foley This is the perfect way to keep us northerners away! Lol!!!!
@@RJ-mw2gw I know right. My ex-parents-in-law, from Michigan, came down to Georgia in March and said they were dying from the heat 🤣🤣🤣.
I think they should just go back north...!
And stop complaining about the south.
Oohh I miss the southern humidity!!! These videos help ease the hole in my heart that having to move back up north has caused ❤
Me too!
I'll admit I complain about the heat,humidity, mosquitoes and hurricanes but I wouldn't want to live anywhere else.
I love Louisiana.
Plus we cook soooooo good.
Yeah the food is amazing
The 116 humidity is currently happening in Arkansas 😂
Did you say ArKAnSAs!? AmERiCA EXplAiN! (Sorry I just had to put that there)
Sally Al 😂💞
@@shelbyferguson8873 😂💜 hi! Wanna be yt friends?
It's illegal to mispronounced arkansas in arkansas UNLESS you're from illinoize.
@@mikeries8549 oh sorry
I live in North Florida and own a Landscaping and a Tree Business and I love it outside. Just get out early and get climatized and take breaks once it hits noon and after. Jumping in the pool before walking through the door is like heaven every day. It makes Spring and Fall even more enjoyable.
I am soooo jealous! That's exactly what I want to do!
I think out of all of the videos from them this this is my favorite!
I arrived at Houston Intercontinental around midnight after diverting to Dallas-Ft Worth because of tornados. Walking through the airport and checking-in for my rent-a-car it was like heaven. Working for a few years in California I had forgotten all about that thing called humidity. I got to the exit doors to pick-up my car and BANG I went from cool and comfortable to soaked and miserable in under .12 seconds. The misery on my California bred co-worker's face was painful to observe. Another perfect representation of the South.
Texas is NOT the south !
@@kenolsen1845 -- Texas seceded from the Union in support of slavery. Sorry but that puts them squarely into the South. I have family in Nacogdoches and Houston and they agree with me.
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@@kenolsen1845 what kind of crack are you on? texas borders fucking mexico you fucking twit.
@@kenolsen1845 It's okay Ken, they're not from Texas. They wouldn't understand.
This is Louisiana weather to the T!!!!! I have to pray before going out in it. Lol
Lol. But lovin the "Cold front" today!
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I’m from Georgia so this is relatable.
I live in Louisiana and omg if this isn’t true😂
Yup
Yass! Especially after a rain! Although, I am enjoying this "cold front" today!
Matt obviously had so much fun doing this, ha ha ha!!! Ya'll are THE BEST!!! Thank you so much, this was, as always, HILARIOUS!!!!
Hilarious unless you’re living it in SW Okla! Our California cousins used to call every summer..” Saw where you were the hot spot in the nation! “. Yes we know!
Y’all this is so accurate in every way 🤣
One of the few things I miss about California is dry heat...but there's Arizona, which I kind of see as a southern state but with dry heat and little grass...but I have a lawn care business and I enjoy it, so Oklahoma is worth the humidity to me
High-pitched "Awwww, MAN!"😂
Hell is an apt description too.
Haha!! It’s so true. I’m from Pennsylvania and now I live in Charleston, SC. Never have I experienced such HUMIDITY IN MY LIFE!!!!
I grew up here without AC. It is awful, but you kind of get used to it. And welcome to the Holy City.
Mary Rudisill Thank you! I have a life long habit of opening windows-that was our air conditioning in the North. I understand now when my Southern friends don’t ever for open a window. 😄
Everytime I walked home from school in hot weather I looked like just jumped in an ocean of sweat. This whole video was completely accurate!
NAILED IT! Y’all are awesome!!😂😂😂
i should cite humidity when i protest property taxes
There ya go
But Talia's makeup doesn't look like someone melted crayons all over her face!! What is her secret?? Lol
Fantastic truthing, y'all 👍🌻💚
I wanna know too....
Grou Crow that’s why I do not wear much makeup at all in the summer! It’s pointless!
@@JentasticVintage26 Pointless, and sometimes scary lol 💚
@@meredithr9824 She's not telling lol 💚
Stay in the air conditioning as much as possible.
I attended a wedding of a local beer distributor's daughter & the bride's maids were brought to the outdoor wedding chapel in a refrigerator truck,looking cool & fresh for about 30 seconds before the humidity got them.
I laughed so hard because it's all so true. Loved it. Thanks so much.
Absolutely the best time to dry my laundry!! It’s literally faster than using my dryer!! 😁
I’ve had that same “makeover” waaaay too many times to count.
She still looks good with that humidity hair.
Ok I can deal with humidity during the summer.
THE MOSQUITO'S I HATE THEM. So bad here the big ones carry you off to feed the little ones ☠☠☠
I second that. We saw way more mosquitos in N. Michigan than we do in Texas. Not to worry: the void left by mosquitos was filled by roaches. (We didn't have roaches back home. Too cold. We did have June bugs, which are like roaches that attack you and tangle in your hair if you venture outdoors at night...but they all die after a few weeks.)
Eat more garlic and onions, makes your blood taste bad to the skeeters.
What! You don't saddle them and ride!? 😳
Yesssss
Mosquito = SC state bird.
This one always kills me 😅humidity is so happy...
It's so true I visited my aunt and uncle in Georgia when I was a kid and we went from the house to the car .Never stayed outside for long!
And non southerners think we are kidding. NO , no its really dry very very dry and if you believe that I have some botton land in Florida for sell, it has its own security systems installed by Kudzu inc.
Delgen1951 Didn’t Kudzu merge with Alligator?
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