This is happening globally about traffic! They enlarged the buildings but not the roads! And concentrated all the jobs in a small area! It is governments that intentionally allowed this! That's the problem when politicians play urban planners!
I alost stopped at 30 seconds. June "average" temperature is NOT "109". That is a very occasional HIGH. Ditto July & August reported here. June 2024 was actually mild this year. Maybe ONE day over 100.
@@davemojarra2666 Not nearly as humid as anything else east from here to the Atlantic. The entire south is more humid. Austin is on the Balcones line that dives east / west of continent - where it gets drier.
I am a Texan, Austin very rarely gets snow. Temperatures usually are in the 90s in the summer months it is rare it is 112!! I think she might be using heat index. It is a great city and area, yes there are some traffic issues. Property taxes are on high side but NO STATE INCOME TAXES!
Yeah but the property taxes are very high. We purchased a new home in Texas 24 years ago when new homes were cheap. Texas is called the bipolar state. One year we received snow and 24 hours later, the temperature was 80°
Austin city council spent $125 million to build a library that nobody uses but there's still no crosstown highway. 290 was supposed to be that but the NIMBY residents stopped it so now everyone has to deal with it. Same with Cesar Chavez street. Should be a highway connecting 35 to the MoPac. The real solution to traffic in Austin is to make 130 the designated truck route for all HGV's not delivering to Austin and free to them. Just removing those vehicles from traveling through Austin would drastically lower the volume on 35 through town. Make MoPac double decked with the express lanes across the river to Skyway and 360.
I agree with earlier comments that average summer temps appear to be overstated. But it still is WAY too f*cking hot and humid. Property taxes also suck…..as high as California. Sure there is no state tax, but if your family needs state services (e.g., a disabled re are FEW if any state services available. I left Texas in 1987 when Austin was still a great place to live, it is now just another large city. Food choices are great, though……..another point I would disagree with.
So you say Austin is cold in winter and hot in summer. No one wants to live here because their two much traffic and rent is to high. The places to eat do not have food that taste like their mother makes. So who are all these people I see around here?
Not many ppl are paying $1753 per month on rent when at least half of Americans are struggling financially in general, how did we come up with this figure?
@@Rimabhavsar The last few years have been brutal during summer! After about three years when a person moves to Austin they develop year round allergies. HEB sales 500 count Benadryl 🤯
I feel the same. I move out a year and a half ago to Orlando Florida and Man we are moving back there is not place like Texas economy lifestyle houses everything is way more economic there.
Summer isn’t the issue, it’s Spring (Hail and Tornado Season). I wish I would’ve known that before moving to Austin. The second issue is that the people in Austin are garbage-extremely rude. The third issue is that the jobs in Austin, TX don’t pay enough and the cost of housing has skyrocketed.
Agree even though it may not get that hot the Hail and Tornado season can be bad. Also because of hail home insurance have gotten double or triple the price each year.
Oh yes the allergies are bad. I moved here from LA a week ago and me and my partner got sick already😂 Yes I noticed lack in some things but either way it still is more affordable than LA. Especially the suburbs.
@ I'm an original Austinite. Back in the 90's 6th street and riverside was for both people with higher income and lower income, spanish and English nightclubs. Today it's all condos and high end clubs with the exception of a few . But besides the nightclubs and lake what else is there to do? Austin hardly has restaurants. I've lived in Houston and that city has everything. Austin is more for settled down families
So tragic the mother is a very strong and resilient person who continues to fight for justice her heart is shattered but her spirit stays strong- sending heartfelt condolences to the mother and family and May Chyna’s loving spirit rest in Peace ❤️🕊️🕊️🕊️❤️🕊️
Anyone that’s been in Texas please add what you all think 🤔 and the average hot temperature you all think 🤔
110 degrees is too hot even for the cows. I'm glad I left.
Average is in the 90s. Hot enough with the sauna humidity.
@@Rimabhavsar I agree with sniperlogic. 90s and the humidity. Not west Texas, of course.
This is happening globally about traffic! They enlarged the buildings but not the roads! And concentrated all the jobs in a small area! It is governments that intentionally allowed this! That's the problem when politicians play urban planners!
Yes. I've been stuck here 65 years. Dont come. Go somewhere else.
I alost stopped at 30 seconds. June "average" temperature is NOT "109". That is a very occasional HIGH. Ditto July & August reported here. June 2024 was actually mild this year. Maybe ONE day over 100.
What have you been smoking? The temperature averages for June, July and August are fraudulent. Hot, yes, but those averages are not correct.
Austin is humid.
@@davemojarra2666 Not nearly as humid as anything else east from here to the Atlantic. The entire south is more humid. Austin is on the Balcones line that dives east / west of continent - where it gets drier.
I am a Texan, Austin very rarely gets snow. Temperatures usually are in the 90s in the summer months it is rare it is 112!! I think she might be using heat index. It is a great city and area, yes there are some traffic issues. Property taxes are on high side but NO STATE INCOME TAXES!
Yeah but the property taxes are very high. We purchased a new home in Texas 24 years ago when new homes were cheap. Texas is called the bipolar state. One year we received snow and 24 hours later, the temperature was 80°
those summer temp. averages are waaaayyy off.
I don’t think average temps for those months is accurate.. butit is very uncomfortable from april thru September.. the humidity
South Georgia is a buggy sauna from April to November. Misery index thru the roof.
come to Houston, summers here are awful
I was born and raised in Texas. Left Texas 45 years ago, no way I would move back!
It gets really hot in the summer 🌞🌞🌞
Austin city council spent $125 million to build a library that nobody uses but there's still no crosstown highway. 290 was supposed to be that but the NIMBY residents stopped it so now everyone has to deal with it. Same with Cesar Chavez street. Should be a highway connecting 35 to the MoPac. The real solution to traffic in Austin is to make 130 the designated truck route for all HGV's not delivering to Austin and free to them. Just removing those vehicles from traveling through Austin would drastically lower the volume on 35 through town. Make MoPac double decked with the express lanes across the river to Skyway and 360.
Exactly I've had more ear and sinus infections in one year living in Texas than my entire adult life living in California.
heat, traffic, high prices for housing, high property taxes, homeless, crime -- lived there 84-87, can't afford to return and it's not what it was
I dont totally agree with the cuisines point of Austin. If ymvisit near N Lamar/burnet or burnet/183, u'll find a lot of east asian options.
That’s awesome!! Thank you for sharing 😊
Houston has some of the best restaurants the country!
Oh didn’t know that!
You forgot about the homeless tent cities & the drugs. Very liberal.
Yep, a side effect of everywhere Californians start infesting.
A good town just not for everyone.
Yes totally agree!! Lot of people have moved out not knowing what to expect.
Some love it and others prefer different lifestyle! 🤷♀️
I agree with earlier comments that average summer temps appear to be overstated. But it still is WAY too f*cking hot and humid. Property taxes also suck…..as high as California. Sure there is no state tax, but if your family needs state services (e.g., a disabled re are FEW if any state services available. I left Texas in 1987 when Austin was still a great place to live, it is now just another large city. Food choices are great, though……..another point I would disagree with.
So you say Austin is cold in winter and hot in summer. No one wants to live here because their two much traffic and rent is to high. The places to eat do not have food that taste like their mother makes. So who are all these people I see around here?
Yeah, please stay away. Don't come here. Yall been messing with your cost of living.
Where should we move instead?
what are your options you are thinking to move to? I still love Austin but for many it may not be the right place.
Just move out of Texas. Tennessee seems popular!
Try California.
Anywhere else is good.
Still love Austin TX!
Shhh 🤫 let them go back home 😂
Your apartment rent would have been 750 20 years ago vs 2100 now
20 years ago it was $450/month
They are extending I 35 with a cost of >$1B. Are Austinites going to pay for this?
Not many ppl are paying $1753 per month on rent when at least half of Americans are struggling financially in general, how did we come up with this figure?
Austin has turned California.
That’s right stay away and get out, go home. Bye 👋
Austin is the Least Texan city in Texas. Its a dump just like San Antonio
Ya it’s miserable don’t move here please! 😊
Spot on! Austin is overrated!
I know! And last few years of summers are getting more hot 🥵
@@Rimabhavsar The last few years have been brutal during summer! After about three years when a person moves to Austin they develop year round allergies. HEB sales 500 count Benadryl 🤯
@@xxSURExxSHOTxxlol so true! And sometimes allergy meds won’t even work for many people 😂
People will never stop coming to tx
Only about allergy that she didn’t lie about.
I feel the same. I move out a year and a half ago to Orlando Florida and Man we are moving back there is not place like Texas economy lifestyle houses everything is way more economic there.
@@valeriaromerolacend4844welcome back🎉🎉🎉🎉
Yup she 100% correct that's why we left🤣🤣😂
My first Austin apartment was $200. 😏
Summer isn’t the issue, it’s Spring (Hail and Tornado Season). I wish I would’ve known that before moving to Austin. The second issue is that the people in Austin are garbage-extremely rude. The third issue is that the jobs in Austin, TX don’t pay enough and the cost of housing has skyrocketed.
Agree even though it may not get that hot the Hail and Tornado season can be bad. Also because of hail home insurance have gotten double or triple the price each year.
Cool story. The doors that way.
Houston is worse, flood issues, crime, horrible traffic, bad drivers, worst people I've ever met anywhere
All i can say is bye 👋 lol
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Your average temperature data is way off. Actually average temps are 82, 84 & 85 degrees in June, July & Aug, respectively.
We're not talking inside temperature with the AC on....
Why not make videos on paratha and samosa ya might be better in that. 😂😂😂
Oh yes the allergies are bad. I moved here from LA a week ago and me and my partner got sick already😂 Yes I noticed lack in some things but either way it still is more affordable than LA. Especially the suburbs.
Thanks for sharing! I’ve also seen many people get allergies after staying here for few years 😮
Reason there's literally a "Ceder Park!" 🤦🏾♂️
@@JassimDalwailol 😂
Cool, no one asked about nor gives AF about LA. Go back.
Austin has no night life and expensive.
Yes it is very hard to find different things to do for night life.
Have you heard about six street?
@ I'm an original Austinite. Back in the 90's 6th street and riverside was for both people with higher income and lower income, spanish and English nightclubs. Today it's all condos and high end clubs with the exception of a few . But besides the nightclubs and lake what else is there to do? Austin hardly has restaurants. I've lived in Houston and that city has everything. Austin is more for settled down families
In the 70's I rented a nice 2 bedroom duplex on Bowling Green for 350/month! 🤣
I know! Wow that’s crazy! When we moved to austin 20 years ago the apartment was $400/month 😂
So tragic the mother is a very strong and resilient person who continues to fight for justice her heart is shattered but her spirit stays strong- sending heartfelt condolences to the mother and family and May Chyna’s loving spirit rest in Peace ❤️🕊️🕊️🕊️❤️🕊️
110 wow!