[PhiKapMom]

Excuse me to the writer of this article but I used to live outside of San Antonio in the Texas Hill Country and I will guarantee anyone that when you step out of a car in San Antonio at 100 degrees it is hot, but nothing compared to Houston and New Orleans. Been there done that -- drove from SA to Houston and when we got out of the car we could not believe the humidity there compared to San Antonio -- was much higher and seemed much hotter.

[lonestar]

You're correct. San Antonio's humidity doesn't compare to Houston's. I've done the Riverwalk in summer and lived in Houston 30 years.

San Antone has the title-- but Texans know better!

[Xenalyte]

I LOVE the humidity! It's the reason my 33-year-old face is utterly smooth and unlined, as is my 60-year-old mother's - and we're likely to stay that way.

Went to California a few years back for a wedding, and I used more moisturizer and lotion in that weekend than I've used in my entire life in Houston. And I am not exaggerating.

[Cagey]

During a particularly dry spell, legend has it, a sad Texan once prayed, "I wish it would rain - not so much for me, I've seen it - but for my 7-year-old."

[Charge Carrier]

"I will guarantee anyone that when you step out of a car in San Antonio at 100 degrees it is hot, but nothing compared to Houston and New Orleans."

....and Mobile. Last week it was 97 degrees and 98 % humidity on a clear day.