Hmmm, which is worse as far as weather goes, Texas or Florida? Well, both are hot as fuck. Texas only has semi-humidity whereas Florida has "walk outside and immediately have your clothes sticking to you" humidity. Florida has habitual t-storms in the afternoon, but they at least cool everything off for a while.
Right, now I'm not sure. Although sweating my balls off at 1,600 ft in an airplane with no air conditioning is not my idea of a good time, I still get paid for it. Tonight I get to fly down to Austin, which should be pretty cool.....literally. No sun beating down on my through the windows, I'll be up around 6,500-7,000 feet in the air, so it's MUCH cooler there than closer to the ground, and flying at night is just fucking cool anyway.
Tomorrow it's back to the baking heat trying to teach people how to land without killing themselves (and me in the process). Can't wait for it to cool off.....
Right, now I'm not sure. Although sweating my balls off at 1,600 ft in an airplane with no air conditioning is not my idea of a good time, I still get paid for it. Tonight I get to fly down to Austin, which should be pretty cool.....literally. No sun beating down on my through the windows, I'll be up around 6,500-7,000 feet in the air, so it's MUCH cooler there than closer to the ground, and flying at night is just fucking cool anyway.
Tomorrow it's back to the baking heat trying to teach people how to land without killing themselves (and me in the process). Can't wait for it to cool off.....