Hi All! Does anybody know what is the weather expected there in end of August - begin of September?
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Hi All! Does anybody know what is the weather expected there in end of August - begin of September?
hot,hot, and hotter and if your not from a hot area and used to extreme heat make sure you get a room with ac and a pool:iconTU:Quote:
Originally Posted by Boy777
My long range forecast for Sousa in August will be very hot and storms mostly every night. And into the first few days of September. Then a weather front will pass thought and been nice sunny beach days with cooler dry nights. Just perfecto weather because I will be in town. Now I know after writing this mother nature will have other plans. Over the years I had more hurricane hit or pass by in early November then September.
Get the thinnest T-Shirts you can find. My T-shirts were too hot.
We usually went swimming 3 - 5 times a day while there. Pools are great.Quote:
Originally Posted by SrSuerte
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Originally Posted by Jimmydr
We started inviting the chicas back to the pool to beat the heat. Drinks, Pool, Fuck, then lay around in the AC until I was hungry.
That sure beats the hell out of worrying about thin Tee shirts.:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by SrSuerte
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Originally Posted by Jimmydr
I like shooting pool. Billiards. I was burning up in Barba Negra when I played pool.
I walk a lot. Not because it is free, but I want to take my time and enjoy the surroundings sometimes.
I could not wear the normal type Tee that I use in the usa. It might sound crazy, but it was so hot. I could just walk around without a shirt on the beach, but I dont need all of that attention.:rofl:
Then maybe you should go someplace else, such as Medellin?Quote:
Originally Posted by SrSuerte
I go to DR for the hot weather and the pools.
Naptime and I have found some very light tshirts that we can get if someone specifies them. They are a lot thinner than the normal t's we print on. I know I'm going to switch to them for my Sosua t's.Quote:
Originally Posted by SrSuerte
Oh, and to answer the OP's question.
Fucking HOT with a chance of rain every day!!
But to many people only think the whole world is the Sosewa. They are afraid of exploring and finding out that a higher elevation whether Medellin or San Jose Costa Rica are always going to average much cooler weather. Naturally a big part of that is much lower humidity also.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimmydr
I can't understand why anyone would waste any TIME on vacation being miserable in that humidity. Not to mention money when you can go to the other two places for a similar low cost.
Almost never a thousand dollars from anywhere and often bargains for 5 bills or so.
Not to mention much better quality women as documented in Colombia. Less street rats and scummers
And as an added bonus. I hear, when in Colombia, you can go through the all you can eat breakfast, and shove rolls into your pockets so you don't have to pay for lunch!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by mikelodge
Some of the shit guys when they either, get bored, or go off their meds, posts continues to amaze me!
Hell, you don't even have to leave the DR to get any of the things you've mentioned.Quote:
Originally Posted by mikelodge
Anywhere in the Cibao region of the DR is going to be less humid than the coastal areas. With a better quality of chica to boot.
Or you can go to the mountains, like Jarabacoa(sp?) or Costanza. It's always fairly nice up there weather wise.
Not to mention the fact that flying into STI is pretty much always cheaper than flying to MDE.
Well anyone can Actually go to Colombia and step up and stay in a 4 Star Hotel, they wouldn't care if You shoved Rolls in Your Pockets but for me I would never be so crude.Quote:
Originally Posted by TNT72
I went to my Full Hot Buffet Breakfast in a formal business restaurant with white table cloths and crystal glasses in the Estallar Milla De Oro Hotel in elite Poblado's upscale area and made a couple half sandwiches to take to my room for later since in the mornings with a hangover I didn't feel like eating much.
The staff saw me daily and brought me extra napkins. They treated me well for all the meals I had there including appetizers and drinks I ordered in the jacuzzis on the open air area outside the gym overlooking the city. A nice option vs sweating in a plastic chair breathing fumes on Pedro Clisante in August trying to eat something :rofl: