Call Ducks Finally Hatched

It's "spring" here in FL too lol but it's already in the upper 80s. Going to be a hell of a summer :'(

It's gonna be murder up here, too...fourth year in a row we've had record breaking warm winters, which means another record breaking heat wave in summer. Blergh. But right now it's pretty cool and humid, and when I incubated my eggs last year it was the middle of July and they were still sticky! Also the incubator is fully automated, so the external temp and humidity doesn't really matter when the bator itself is so small and self-contained. If I want to bump up the humidity all I gotta do is put a wet cotton ball in there and it'll go up by 20% within minutes, and stay that way until it dries out..
 
okay what i dont get is while the northern states get upset when the temperature is in the 90's for the summer, i get that yall arent used to it and stuff but we get it alot hotter downhere alot of times its in the hundreds by july.

sorry if this is random just really wakeing up
 
okay what i dont get is while the northern states get upset when the temperature is in the 90's for the summer, i get that yall arent used to it and stuff but we get it alot hotter downhere alot of times its in the hundreds by july.

sorry if this is random just really wakeing up

Three words: central air conditioning. It's practically standard in southern states. Up here? Nowhere in sight!
 
okay what i dont get is while the northern states get upset when the temperature is in the 90's for the summer, i get that yall arent used to it and stuff but we get it alot hotter downhere alot of times its in the hundreds by july.

sorry if this is random just really wakeing up 
ish, that's icky hot. I live in central Oregon and we have been having a pitifully dry winter. We get horrendous fires and with our low snowpack and drought like conditions, that's disastrous.
 

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