Climate, was:Appearance

[Farrell]

Gee whizz Roger, I'm glad I don't live in a hot place like that. It never
goes above about 92 F or 93 F down here! I'm working up a sweat just
thinking about that. And to make this post piano related, that must be
he...ck on the pianos. When it is that hot in July & August, is it also
humid (and if so, I'll bet everyone opens their windows - which I like, but
the pianos do not like)? I know your winters are very dry. Today's indoor
Florida home is, IMHO, one of the kindest year-round climates for a piano:
65F to 80F in temp., and about 35% to 70% relative humidity.

Terry Farrell
Tampa, Florida

----- Original Message -----
From: "jolly roger" <baldyam@sk.sympatico.ca>
To: <pianotech@ptg.org>
Sent: Monday, August 27, 2001 12:27 AM
Subject: Re: Appearance


>
> >
> >Uhhummmm,
> >
> >The operative word was cold, not cool. 36 degrees in June is COLD!!!
> >Gina
> >
> Wow Gina,
>                   Now let's look at this, I know it said 36 degrees on the
> radio, but that was Celsius.  Let me see.
>
> 36 times 9/5  plus 32.   Well that's almost 97F.   I seem to recall, every
> one said you brought the warm weather with you. <G>
>
> Gee you really hotted things up for May.
>
> Roger
>