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#41
I live in a very hot part of the US, and in my town at summer it gets very dry and can ho up to 109F. One time our AC broke and I laid on my bathroom floor and wished for death.
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#42
Wasps and mosquitoes
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#43
Sticking to chairs. It's a constant issue
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#44
I live in the middle east ( Israel) and it gets to like 40 degrees and when ur inside it's super cold and because of that I always get a cold in the summer
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#45
wasps
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#46
That it ends. :(
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#47
That my family has to go on road trips.
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#48
The heat.
I prefer autumn, warm during day, cool enough to sleep at night but now freezing.
We have humid summers here, so yuk, like living in a sauna.
I prefer autumn, warm during day, cool enough to sleep at night but now freezing.
We have humid summers here, so yuk, like living in a sauna.
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#49
The amount of stuff you'll have to carry with you. Not only your keys, wallet and phone, but at least a hat, several hair ties, a water bottle, hand wipes, sun screen lotion and sunglasses. Add blister plasters and allergy medicine for bug bites, and everyone is your friend.
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#50
The hot dry heat. My nose gets stuffed up with painful dry mucus and I just feel miserable all over. Sometimes my throat starts closing up if I do too much in the heat. I try not to move much until fall. I had finally escaped to the Pacific Northwest, but recently had to move back to southern California. I miss the deep intense green of the trees and moss; the misty rivers; and the rain.
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#51
Having to think about and worry what I left in my car (so the heat doesn't ruin it), adjusting sequence of errands or having to take everything with you when you go to the beach or a trip.
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#52
Bugs and heat.... mainly heat I don't like really hot days... I'll go outside if it's in like the mid 60's or if it's like 70 something but bugs r a pain in the.... never mind. But yea bugs and heat.... JUSt BrINg Out THANOS 4 GoDS Sake MAkE HiM SNaP aWay hAlF the fliPping Sun ANd BUg pop. JeSUs!
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#53
I’ll be blunt, it is too effing hot! When I moved to this beautiful valley in southern Oregon in 1985 it was fabulous. As we were building our house people even told us you don’t really need air conditioning. Well welcome to climate change… It’s now fairly common to have temperatures over 100°.Not just one or two or even three per summer, but sometimes more like 20 days. I walk every day and now I have started to carry a reflective umbrella to keep myself from overheating even though I have on sleeveless shirt and shorts. Tis a pity. I am sad to imagine the future of our planet.
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#54
Cicadas (it's the 17-year Brood X this year...yikes!), mosquitoes, wasps/hornets. I could do without the never-ending lawnmowing, too, esp. early in the morning. Still beats ice, snow, and cold, though.
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#55
Sweat and frizzy hair.
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#56
Short nights! I love when it gets dark early, and can sleep in without sun getting into my room to wake me
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#57
THE HUMIDITY 🥵
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#58
Hives from a minor sun allergy. I can wear sunblock all year long and keep it to a minimum but during the summer I get hives just driving to town.
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#59
Mosquitoes, ticks, sweat bees, and humidity.
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#60
Summer break. Ok, I know I sound crazy but honestly I enjoy a very short period of break. With siblings who annoy you and get you in trouble all the time it's no fun.
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