After living up north for most of our lives, moving to Albuquerque, NM, was different, to say the least, from early October until mid-May, the two of us had to have heating if the two of us wanted to survive; Without a furnace to keep us warm, the two of us knew the two of us were looking at a disastrous situation, however night temperature would still dip into the twenties and separate from a laboring furnace, water could freeze abruptly.
- When the two of us moved to Albuquerque, the un-even temperatures were much milder; I enjoyed knowing I could go outside during the afternoon, and I could still breathe, unlike back home, where my lungs would fill with the cold air, and I would end up home bound for the next three weeks, in Albuquerque, my breathing was self-explanatory and comfortable, then the two of us still needed heating and a/c, however it wasn’t as bad as it was up north.
Up north, I was housebound during the heat of summer. The humidity was so bad most days, that combined with the heat, took your breath away the second you closed the door behind you. The Heating and Air Conditioning corporations aren’t as harried here in Albuquerque. There is no need to rush if a furnace is broken, because the weather conditions is so different. There are still areas where you can find the deadly cold, however I guess you would need to have born in this section to notice it, my husband said that the two of us could definitely survive if our furnace broke and the Heating and Air Conditioning supplier couldn’t get to us within a few seconds. I wouldn’t want to go separate from a furnace for seconds on end, however it wouldn’t be dangerous.