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Done insulating for today. Did two full walls, need to move my Fibre ONT so I can do behind that. I might move it into a completely different spot as it's in a really tight spot now. Going to leave that for another day, a bit involved.
 
bigboxes said:
Come to North Texas in July and August and experience an oven. Humidity is not super high because it's 100 degrees!
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I was in Austin in June years ago on a business trip, fortunately it was informal. Wore light button down short sleeve shirts, slacks during the day and shorts when I got back to the hotel. I was surprised how hot and humid it was, but otherwise I liked it. Came home wearing shorts and it happened to be 68F - missed Texas immediately.
 
Red Squirrel said:
Insulating basement nef.

And glad we don't get 100F's here, that's just brutal.
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We get mid 90's (just south of your border) and pretty high humidity in July - for whatever reason. I've been to all the states along the eastern seaboard of the US at least twice each. Georgia and Florida suck in the summer - 8am in the morning and I'm sweating like a pig.
 
It's like 11C here. ALMOST shorts weather but not quite. UV index of 6 though, yikes. We have a BBQ today at my grandparents I'll have to make sure I bring sunscreen in case we end up sitting on the deck.
 
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