We are melting in Orlando. Seriously, it's hot and humid and this Colorado family cannot take it...

[PcflEZFlng]

It was 50 degrees last week in Minnesota. Here's Thursday's forecast. I think we skipped spring.

You guys had a long, rough winter. Especially northern Minnesota, where in some parts the winter snow was still struggling to melt. In. May.

 

[CO skier]

I can't think of two more different urban climates in the U.S. than Denver and Orlando. LOL

Seattle, WA versus Denver, CO springs to mind. Juneau, AK versus Denver, CO -- definitely.

I spend my summers on the Oregon coast, because the Oregon coast in summer is to Denver, CO what Denver, CO is to Orlando, FL.

 

[dago]

If you see an old lady sweating bullets, it is probably me.

We used to go early May and early October. Both times are too hot for us. Don't know if the weather is different (could be) or if we are less able to handle heat in our older ages.

Probably some of both but because of the older age. LOL. I know for me it was never a problem, but now even here in Ohio I find the humidity very uncomfortable.

 

[rickandcindy23]

Probably some of both but because of the older age. LOL. I know for me it was never a problem, but now even here in Ohio I find the humidity very uncomfortable.

Right? My kids were looking at me like I was a freak or something (although our son does sweat a lot).

 

[Inhislove]

Enjoy! We've been doing leisurely mornings, pool time, and lunch in the villa before heading to the parks with a packed dinner to stay until close.

Today there was a usual Florida downpour 6-7pm. After that, we about walked onto Thunder Mountain (posted 35 min), walked onto Pirates, walked onto Small World. At 9pm, we had a 10 minute wait for Peter Pan (posted 50 min) then a 10 minute wait for Mine Train during fireworks (posted 40 min), then space mountain and kids wanted to drive the cars. (My husband and I prefer the PeopleMover.)

The last hour is so efficient!! (Don't tell the vloggers. I think it helps they focus on rope drop.)