@Danelaw Try visiting Louisiana in the summer.
We're literally a swamp, so tons of mosquitoes(thank goodness we have bats, frogs, spiders, and other things that eat mosquitoes) and we often get termite swarms where we have to turn off all the lights in our houses so that the termites won't crawl into our houses.
Also, the heat average is 90 degrees Fahrenheit, but it's known to sometimes get hotter than that, but it always feels WAY hotter than 90 degrees(went outside for a few minutes yesterday, came back in sweating like a fat guy that never exercises who just did a triathlon)
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@Danelaw Try visiting Louisiana in the summer.
We're literally a swamp, so tons of mosquitoes(thank goodness we have bats, frogs, spiders, and other things that eat mosquitoes) and we often get termite swarms where we have to turn off all the lights in our houses so that the termites won't crawl into our houses.
Also, the heat average is 90 degrees Fahrenheit, but it's known to sometimes get hotter than that, but it always feels WAY hotter than 90 degrees(went outside for a few minutes yesterday, came back in sweating like a fat guy that never exercises who just did a triathlon)