I hate when it is above 75 when humid and 80 when dry. My ideal weather is anywhere between 65-75 and about 40-50% humidity, with the sun shining. I might be from Chicago, but I'd be much more comfortable north of the Border. I can deal with -10. 95 sucks worse than -10. Also, the longer it stays in the 80s and above the more humid it gets, because the air can hold more water as it gets warmer.
I was at the Sox game on Saturday and it was 77 with 90+% humidity. It felt like high 80s-low 90s. I was sweating profusely. It really doesn't matter. Either way, I'm not going outside. I made it through winter 2011-2013 here ok, it really isn't all that bad. I was out ice fishing with the weather below 20 degrees F and no shanty....I was bundled up and I actually got a little warm. LOL.
Disagree
June , July , August and part of Sept are unbearable
Something like this
Nice and overcast cool day
With temp in 50-60 range and nice consistent 15-20 MPH wind is best
I've been to Minneapolis many times for business. It's so cold there, they have inside walk ways in the city to connect most of the buildings. I never had to walk outside to get to my meeting from my hotel.
Could you imagine having your Memorial Day bbq and it's 35-45 degrees outside? Not me. f*** that!
I'm going to give a hot take and say the Trubisky, Watson, and Mahomes class is the best set of QBs since Manning, Rivers, and Roethlisberger.
They already have a ways to go to catch 2016. Goff and Wentz are pretty good. For all of you other Bears fans: What have you seen that says WOW out of Trubisky? What throws has he made that made you say HOLY CRAP I CAN'T BELIEVE HE MADE THAT THROW.
Listen to Laurence Holmes on the Score talk about Trubisky. I didn't steal this idea from him, as I thought this about 4-5 games into Trubisky's tenure as Bears starting QB. It made me more comfortable talking about it though. Also, this is the Bears QB position we're talking about. You have to assume the QB sucks until he proves otherwise. IMO, he doesn't have the "It" factor that the great ones have.
And you think Goff had "wow" throws in his first year? And Wentz also struggled a ton late in his rookie year. And you do know that Wentz is a full 2 years older than Goff and Trubisky.
Holmes was the Score's Bears Beat guy for a long time, from the late 90s through the middle of the Lovie era. I think he left that job in like 2007 or 2008. I think he knows plenty about football.
He's a media gasbag ... just like Mike Greenberg and Mike Francesa. They create content for their 4 hour radio shows. That's their job ... to have people talk about sports. They say controversial stuff to get people to listen.
