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Holy heatwave, Batman - can we turn the thermostat down?
- Thread starter KeithVH
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Try gorgeous weather DLR instead as a suggestion
John park hopper
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Went in May of 2017 and the weather was great 70s during the day 50s at night. Went May 2019 and it was hot hot hot in the 90s --you just never know
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networkpro
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Oh look, its going to be cool only around 90 for the next 10 days.
vikescaper
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Yup, summer is here! I know this because I had to crank up the AC on my car on my way home from work this evening!
Me too, but only because its the height of tree pollen season here in NY. Drove to work this.morning with the windows open and nearly ran myself off the road from coughing. AC on the way home.
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Goofyernmost
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Except that Summer is over a month away! It is subtle (except for the storms) but it is starting to get obvious the the climate is changing ever so slowly. I've been living in NC for 12 years and this is the first winter where we have had no snow (not a flake at RDU) in central NC and not even one freezing rain session. We had trees and flowers blooming in March and more rain then anyone can remember. I said once, that I have had an umbrella in my car for the entire time I've lived here and never needed to use it even once until this year and it has been four times just in the last 2 months. Out of 18 weekends, it has been raining 15 of them.
Smooth
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Orlando, FL weather in May: average temperature & climate
The weather in Orlando in May is very warm with a gentle breeze, with average highs of 89°F (32°C) and lows of 68°F (20°C).
wanderlog.com
Disstevefan1
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The weather is fickle in central Florida, and they may forecast heat but it's really the heat and humidity and to me, it's the humidity that is the factor, lower humidity does not feel as hot.
If you are lucky and get clouds, that makes a huge difference.
And as has been said a lot, go to the park in the mornings and evenings taking a break in the middle of the day when it's the hottest.
If you are lucky and get clouds, that makes a huge difference.
And as has been said a lot, go to the park in the mornings and evenings taking a break in the middle of the day when it's the hottest.
In the middle of the day I'd be napping in any ice cold AC theatre like in Epcot. American Adventure with its 50 min show is a good one.
Disstevefan1
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I have done the same.
However I can't nap in the pre show rotanda with amazing acoustics of American Adventure. I love listening to the Voices of Liberty but after an all u can eat at Biertgarden , a snooze at AA theatre is called for.
Disstevefan1
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You have just defined my perfect day in EPCOT
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
Wait…we’re mad at Florida for being hot?
Blame two things:
1. The location of the Tropic of Cancer
2. The 1999 gmc Yukon
Blame two things:
1. The location of the Tropic of Cancer
2. The 1999 gmc Yukon
Goofyernmost
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I hope you folks have stayed awake for it at least once because American Adventure is an absolute engineering marvel. No matter how many times I have seen it I still sit there with my mouth half open trying to figure out how they make it all work so smoothly. I guess that is what a sheltered rural Vermonter will do when he sees such an advanced display of technology.
JIMINYCR
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We took the behind the scenes tour and part of the tour was going beneath and seeing the scene lifts and told how it all was coordinated throughout the program. I found it more interesting than the Utilidors.
Yeah, we tried that last September. Let's just say it was a bad idea at the time . . .