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I wouldn’t want to live it, but I’d like to experience desert temps with lower humidity and below zero cold. I hear that our humidity makes heat and cold much worse without the extreme +100 or -0 temps. I personally don’t buy it. For all I know, some redneck from Alabama May be making all that up to feel tough. Anyone got any real life comparisons they have experienced?
:frowYup. Lived most of my life in Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona. It gets cold and hot there but humidity can be 3 to 7% a big part of the year. Even when it's "high," it's comparatively low. It can be 40° out and you don't feel like you need to bundle up. A sweatshirt will do. Or it can be in the upper 80's lower 90's and it doesn't feel that hot because your sweat evaporates and cools you.

I now live in SE Missouri and the humidity is often over 90%. It's miserable. The cold is icy cold. It can be 70° in the house and I'm freezing. Or when you step outside and it's in the upper 80's, it's horrible. You're dripping sweat because the humidity is so high your sweat can't evaporate. You take a shower to cool off and you can't get dry.

In Colorado the snow was dry, you could walk and drive on it even if it was several inches deep. Here, they shut the schools down for days because of ice when there isn't even any snow at all. There is fog, and the humidity is so thick and it's so cold that it freezes on the road, and not only can you not safely drive on it, you can hardly walk on it either.

One year the kids missed almost six weeks of school.
 
Tell that to these whipper-snappers
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Er ... how much evap milk and condensed milk? A can of each? You just mix this all together and you're done? Or do you have to soak the rice and strain it or what? How long do you soak the rice?
Oops, I see the measurements on the milks now.
 
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