Hangzhou, I Officially Surrender.

[Karen Zulauf]

Yeah, it's so sticky and humid.

[Dr. Lance Glover]

I have the AC on dehumidify mode 24/7. I turned it off for a bit this morning, and I could already smell my t-shirt starting to get that damp, musty smell. The smell vanished as soon as I switched the AC back on.

[Susie Kutch-Green]

That's hilarious, haha!

[Jo Douglas]

What kind of clothes are suitable for Hangzhou these days? I'm heading there tomorrow for a week and would appreciate some advice! Thanks!!

[Theresa Sporer]

Looks like the temperature has dropped. I'll go out later today and see how it feels.

[Kathryn Hermiston]

Wow, it's surprisingly chilly again tonight.

[Emma Kihn]

Still have to keep the AC on, otherwise it's too uncomfortable.

[Melinda Wilderman]

Relax, the plum rain season (Meiyu) hasn't even started yet.

[Lula Schmidt]

I have to shower the moment I get home from being out, otherwise I feel instantly grimy.

[Lula Schmidt]

Haha, well, I might be a bit better off. Not 'sour' yet, just sticky.

[Jeannie Parisian]

It's snowing up in the mountains here, while it's raining in the county town. So cold you need a padded jacket or a down coat! I'm planning to go to Hangzhou on June 1st – wonder if I'll be boiling hot there.

[Ms. Cecilia Lowe]

The forecast for those days looks okay. It might be a bit muggy, but the temperature isn't expected to be too high.

[Christina Altenwerth]

I feel so sluggish and weighed down the moment I leave the air-conditioned space.

[Clarence Hessel II]

Exactly, it feels so stuffy you can barely breathe.

[Antonio Sawayn]

Since I came here, my complexion has gotten tanner and kind of sallow.

[Mrs. Beverly Glover-Crist]

What's going on? How did I end up getting tanned too?