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Eh, no real need for AC in Madison (or West Lafayette). A couple weeks at the beginning of the fall semester might be a little toasty, but the rest of the school year you'd have more need for heat than AC.

On the fourth floor of the civil engineering building up until October and starting again in April, with the sun beating on the black roof... Same in the Ag Engineering building.

Taking exams and sweating on the answer sheet sucks.

It might be possible that the process of the PoA all began with climate control.

Nah, just a rolling process. Every generation thinks it’s more special than they one that comes after (and when it’s young, thinks it’s more special than the one that came before)

Each morning I bring up my weather report, and every day this week Atlanta has had lower Ts than Cincy, and lower RH as well, and that is not unusual I find.  Summers here just last longer than there.

Right now it's 95°F and 45% RH in both places, oddly enough, I think today is the hottest it's been all summer.

Highest Atlanta temperatures in recent yearsMax °FDateMax °C96
August 09, 2020  100
August 13, 2019    95
September 15, 18  94
July 26, 2017      100
June 25, 2016      97
August 04, 2015  95
August 07, 2014  92
August 29, 2013 106
June 30, 2012      99
August 26, 2011  97
July 23, 2010      97

I don't remember 100°F last year. 

• 1980 was the hottest summer on record in Atlanta, Georgia with an average temperature of 82.6 F. 16 daily 
  high temperature records were broken during the year and still stand today. 

  
  

Nah, just a rolling process. Every generation thinks it’s more special than they one that comes after (and when it’s young, thinks it’s more special than the one that came before)

AC has been around since the 50s so I don't think it's that. 

All through human history people just dealt with the temp as best they could, now all of a sudden no one wants to go outside if it's over 80 because it's too hot, and no one wants to go outside if it's under 70 because it's too cold. It's turned everyone into a bunch of useless wimps. 

AC has been around since the 50s so I don't think it's that.

All through human history people just dealt with the temp as best they could, now all of a sudden no one wants to go outside if it's over 80 because it's too hot, and no one wants to go outside if it's under 70 because it's too cold. It's turned everyone into a bunch of useless wimps.

It all started with paved roads.  We should go back to driving on goat trails.
Wait!  Most cars have A/C, so we should walk on thos goat trails.
Anyone who can't walk from St. Louis to Sacramento in 6 months, making it over the Sierra Nevada before the snows block the trails, is just a stinkin' wimp!

Anyone who can't walk from St. Louis to Sacramento in 6 months, making it over the Sierra Nevada before the snows black the trails, is just a stinkin' wimp!

That was Cincy's trek to grade school each morning.