TOP US SWEATIEST CITIES

is barrow alaska hot in the summer?? I guess so. wouldnt have thought it would make the list. no. 51 a few years ago

I haven't clicked on the link yet, but I'm willing to bet that San Antonio and possably Houston are up there as sweaty cities.

who really cares, just go out there and run, cause you'll sweat no matter what. people kill me on this board, they consider the stupidest things important.

next thing we'll see a thread on 'where is the quietest place?'

People care because that list shows some of the most difficult places to run in the U.S. as far as weather is concerned.

Mr. Homeless wrote:

who really cares, just go out there and run, cause you'll sweat no matter what. people kill me on this board, they consider the stupidest things important.

next thing we'll see a thread on 'where is the quietest place?'

And this is from a guy who refers to himself as "Mr Homeless."

What I want to know is, why does it change from year to year? Do they take into account yearly climate variations? Or is it just the result of a yearly survey?

are you serious wrote:

People care because that list shows some of the most difficult places to run in the U.S. as far as weather is concerned.

it takes common sense to know that, where are the hot states? southern states? there u go dont run in phoenix, texas, atl, etc,

if u want a cooler place, move up the states, towards canada...

see ya lata homos

my balls agree

I dont know where borrow ak is. But I was in fairbanks a few years back and they always got temps in the 90s. It gets so hot up there because the sun is out 24/7. if borrow is as far north or further north then it prob gets similar temps

Mr. Homeless correct. We all know where its INTENSELY HOT and or HOT and HUMID. DUHHHHHHHH. Ranking them is moronic.

Barrow Alaska is about 500 miles north of Fairbanks on the north side of the Brooks Mountain Range and on the Beaufort Sea,it is about 400 miles north of the Arctic Circle(Fairbanks being about 125 miles south of it).I'm suprised it gets humid there at all,as it has little rain or snow less than 6" of percipitation yearly. July gets an average high temp of only 39*F(Feb average is minus 18*F)Fairbanks Average high in July is 63*F.

i agree with greenville, sc being #2 in 2004 and consistantly high on that list.

no doubt places like tucson and phoenix are hot, but i would much prefer that to hot with humidity. i feel like i'm breathing cake batter every time i head out the door. when i finish up i look like i've been swimming and the sweat refuses to dry until i take a shower. additionally, i enjoy how many bugs are out in the south to harass you and stick to your shirtless disgustingly sweaty body.

ok i'm done complaining.

KC MO being 58th on that list is crap. its hot and humid here in a bad way.

how are these rankings calculated?