Q&A with Chad Henne from Sun-Sentinel
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bkbuffetNew MemberOPwww.sun-sentinel.com/sports/football/pro/dolphins/sfl-henneqa08s,0,6118302.story
Some of these answers about the draft were interesting, and about him not knowing about Josh McCown being a Dolphin QB.
jdang307subscriberQ: Will the heat and humidity will be a challenge for you?
A: "No, I don't think so. I've been out here training in California and I'm kind of used to the weather.
Ehhh, anybody want to tell him California weather (north, sound central inland) is nothing like that So Fla weather?
DevilFin13subscriber"jdang307 wrote:
Ehhh, anybody want to tell him California weather (north, sound central inland) is nothing like that So Fla weather?
Do they even have humidity in California? I live in Memphis and I've never felt anything like it. You walk outside and in 5 mintues your dripping wet of sweat. Its been pretty bad any time I've been to Florida too.
"DevilFin13 wrote:
Do they even have humidity in California? I live in Memphis and I've never felt anything like it. You walk outside and in 5 mintues your dripping wet of sweat. Its been pretty bad any time I've been to Florida too.
As a transplanted Ohioan, I can say there is almost no humidity in SoCal. Once in a great while we get some humidity coming up from the south, but not often. Most likely, when it is over 90 in SoCal, the humidity is so low, if you're sitting in the shade with a breeze blowing, you think it's 75-80. (Your sweat evaporating is pretty effective) In fact, they have a substitute for a/c here called "swamp coolers" that blows air across a moist filter and it works very well for cooling the air. Ohio is way more humid in the summer than SoCal.
And I've been to Orlando in the summer and Orlando is way more humid than Ohio. Ohio/Michigan aren't even in the same class as Orlando for humidity! FWIW.
jdang307subscriberYup, I'm in San Diego (hey lived in OC for college and a couple years for work, Irvine, westminster etc.). Almost no humidity here to speak of. I've been to South East Asia, there's humidty there for days! I think it rivals or beats even SFla. It was 90F and my uncle was talking about how cool it was compared to normal!
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