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I pretty much have to go into hibernation mode from about November through March at my shop. It sucks not being able to paint. Someday when I am done paying for braces for my kids, I will put some better heat in my shop. my wood burning stove is not cutting it.
Quoted from John_I:In Florida it is the opposite. Now is the time of the year to do work. Its a little chilly today. Sunny and 60 degrees. The summer is the time that my outdoor activities is shut down. Summer lasts from May first to late October!
I have a buddy of mine down in Bakersfield in the same boat. When it is 100+ degrees down in Bakersfield up where I am in the mountains the temperatures top out in the 80s. At least out here in the dry west we can usually cool our shops using inexpensive evaporation coolers.
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