Would an all metal barn be as warm in the winter and as cool in the summer as an all wood barn?
471307
metal is a conductor, its gonna be much hotter in the summer and much colder in the winter then a wooden barn
83789
it depends completely onthe type of wood that you are burning ... some woods burn hotter than others.
261430
You can cycle air from greenhouse to building and back.\n\nKeeps greenhouse from too hot and building from too cold.
406734
About 36-40C idle 46C the most on load. You would be fine up to 60C but that would be not really an ideal temp for sure.
541571
Somehow show that not everything needs to be frozen, as it would be if you just stored it outside. And that a "balmy" 38 degrees or so (whatever you set a fridge to) is desirable.
719759
Definitely over Panama. The amount of moisture the air can hold has a strong (exponential) dependence on temperature.\nTherefore, on cold weather it holds much less moisture before it condensates.
361677
I live in new mexico we get hotter heat just as bad winds\nbut you get more ice.\n\nNever used elk but have used Tinberline.\ngo with that one \nI trust them...\n\nPS last week we had 80 mile gusts...didnt lose a single shingle...
776609
it wouldn't exsist, we need the change in weather for everything to function the way it does.  If we could live with just one season, I would love to have summer all the time
540319
I would choose to live in the northern part of the U.S.  I would enjoy living either in one of the New England states, or possibly Minnesota. I just know that I want to live somewhere with a much cooler climate than where I have lived all my life.  I hate heat and humidity, and love autumn and winter.  I can always put more blankets or a heavier coat on in winter to get warm, but in heat, I am just plain miserable unless i'm in air conditioning all the time.  I do however like growing beautiful flowers, and some things that go along with warm weather, so wouldn't mind having some warm days...just not excessive heat.  I also love rain, so that wouldn't be a problem, unless it's raining so excessively as to cause flooding.  I love woods and nature, so would prefer living somewhere with lots of trees.  I think beaches are beautiful, but since I'm not really a sun-worshiper anymore, I don't particularly need to live near one all the time.  I prefer smaller towns, since that is the type of town I currently live, and was raised in, but would love living close enough to a large city, to be able to frequently enjoy the arts, and other things that only a big city can offer, if I want to.  \n\nMy dream vacation within the U.S., has always been to rent a secluded cabin, deep in the woods of New England (Vermont, New Hampshire), for at least 2 weeks.  This cabin will have a huge fireplace inside, plenty of stocked food to eat (so that I don't have to go grocery shopping but one time), plenty of wine to drink, a plush, comfy bed to sleep in, lots of good books to read, no telephones, and snow coming down all around. A vacation like this, would be pure bliss to me!!  :)
764613
well, i like the cold and i would like to experience that once, just to see how it feels.  I live in Virginia and the coldest windshill I have seen is around -15 degrees C and i was wrapped up and i wasn't even cold.  If you are referring to the celcius scale, i really wouldn't mind it.  I probably can handle that better than the high heat.  It is 25 degrees C today and i am jealous of you.  It is hard to get in the christmas spirit when it is warm outside. I want snow.
536359
Amen to that question. It is so damn hot down here in the south right now it is going to be unbearable when summer does officially get here. I do wish we had a machine that we could adjust and set it to where it was perfect weather all year long. If you ever here of anyone inventing it, PLEASE let me know!!!!
730233
Sorry to tell you, but anywhere that has a winter that mild is going to have a very hot summer.  I don't think you're going to find your ideal new home on the east coast.  I live on the SC coast and our winters are mild, but the summer temperatures are in the 80's and 90's.  Even in VA, temperatures are high and their winters are too cold for your requirements.  Good luck in your search.
299200
Wherever you are north or south it is hotter in summer than any other season. Though the timing of summer is different for different places. This is what i could make out of your question.
801479
You would not have changing seasons, I suppose the temperatures in various locations on earth would remain constant
562439
Sin's answer makes sense, but in terms of the environment I'd have thought it would be the highest temperature which combined with wind chill would take the felt temperature down to 0C/32F. But don't trust me - I'm not a scientist.
897658
Consider mounting metal bars over the outside of your window.  There are attractive wrought iron and wrought aluminum bars now, so it wouldn't have to make your house look like a prison.
1002494
It's not closer to the earth in Winter.  It's closer in summer.