"The GOAT Black City" The Official: ATL Discussion Thread

[Pure Water]

Been living here for two summers now. It gets humid as fukk. Idk what bruh talking about.

 

[Apollo Creed]

bruh Atlanta gets humid as fukk in the summer. Of course it isn’t on the level of Savannah cause we’re not by the fukkin ocean, but it gets unbearable here in summertime with the temperature and the humidity.


That’ll be like me saying Savannah doesn’t have “real humidity” after I experienced “real humidity” in Japan and the Philippines for the few years I was stationed there. I know it gets humid in Savannah but I’m not saying it isn’t real after experiencing humidity in places right near the equator.

Savannahs humidity is on par with Caribbean and West African countries. Hence ATL humidity is nothing. Water is the root cause of Humidity and Atlanta is landlocked hence the entire point. Go watch tv.

 

[Apollo Creed]

I disagree. I'm originally from STL where we get the extremes in every seasons. -16 degrees with snow in the winter, 110 degrees with 100% humidity in the summer. ATL summers not really that bad as far as heat or humidity. The gotdamn pollen is the worst thing about ATL summers.

exactly breh lmfao .These cats sound like white folks who think Popeyes Spicy is actually hot


Actual humid cities you feel like you need to shower the moment you walk outside. I have NEVER felt that in ATL.

 

[dj-method-x]

exactly breh lmfao .These cats sound like white folks who think Popeyes Spicy is actually hot


Actual humid cities you feel like you need to shower the moment you walk outside. I have NEVER felt that in ATL.

Totally agree.

 

[AVXL]

I disagree. I'm originally from STL where we get the extremes in every seasons. -16 degrees with snow in the winter, 110 degrees with 100% humidity in the summer. ATL summers not really that bad as far as heat or humidity. The gotdamn pollen is the worst thing about ATL summers.

But Atlanta does have humidity tho. You’re comparing the level of humidity to other regions. Places like the American Southwest and West Coast have minimal humidity it’s more of a dry heat. But to say Atlanta doesn’t have humidity because our humidity isn’t as intense as a tropical Caribbean climate doesn’t make sense

Atlanta doesnt have real humidity. Or maybe in the boonies where you at.

looks like I hit a nerve. The term “real” is subjective though, that would be like me saying you’re “really” from Atlanta when we both know that aint nowhere close to the truth.

What would be more accurate is saying you live in Atlanta and that Atlanta has humidity. To what degree you exist in Atlanta or how much humidity Atlanta has, in both cases, depends.

 

[daemonova]

Atlanta gets 56 inches of rain a year. We can't keep it but it is the water in the air that makes it hotter. Y'all ever had a thunderstorm that lasted two weeks during summer, granted its mostly in the northern suburbs. It rains A LOT up there

 

[Atlanta 80s baby]

Don't post much but this nikka trying tell us about the city's humidity. Shid boy I drive exclusively with my shirt off it's so humid during the summer. It was unbearable last summer. I welcome the winter even the cold week it's been over that stifling stuff.

That shyt high key causes cats out here to loose their cool and start bodying fools. This summer might set records for shootings and murders, yall stay safe and dangerous.

Savannah is a hell hole when it comes to humidity tho. I'm sure they get a nice ocean breeze here and there but the wind stays dormant in the city for some reason the humidity gets that thick I guess.

 

[staticshock]

Savannahs humidity is on par with Caribbean and West African countries. Hence ATL humidity is nothing. Water is the root cause of Humidity and Atlanta is landlocked hence the entire point. Go watch tv.

Savannah doesn’t have real humidity

I spent years in japan and the Philippines where it was 98 degrees with 93% humidity. That shyt in Savannah ain’t real humidity

When you get stationed in Japan, they don’t even allow you to PT with your platoon for the first 2 months cause the humidity is so bad and they let your body get used to it. That shyt in Savannah ain’t nothing

 

[daemonova]

 

[Pure Water]

I don’t necessarily care about them selling water more so how aggressive they are. Don’t climb in my damn car and back the hell up. shyt mad irritating.

 

[daemonova]

I don’t necessarily care about them selling water more so how aggressive they are. Don’t climb in my damn car and back the hell up. shyt mad irritating.

My response was to whoever brought up the mother's income, who lives anywhere and thinks 25k is a good thing

 

[InGodWeTrust]

My response was to whoever brought up the mother's income, who lives anywhere and thinks 25k is a good thing

If a person is only making $25k in Atlanta then they need to move out Atlanta.

 

[staticshock]

If a person is only making $25k in Atlanta then they need to move out Atlanta.

it’s some cheap spots you can live at inside Atlanta if that’s your salary

 

[staticshock]

Any of you brehs know anything about the following streets? Looking at some apartments and I found some for under $1000 in these areas

Griffin Street (Vine City)
Washington Street (Peoplestown)
Hubbard Street (Pittsburgh)

 

[JetFueledThoughts]

ATL barely has humidity lol. Go to Savannah in the summer and you will re think things

This is like someone saying Chicago gets cold then you comin in like ‘Chicago barely gets cold lol go to Alaska in the winter and you will re-think things’

Any of you brehs know anything about the following streets? Looking at some apartments and I found some for under $1000 in these areas

Griffin Street (Vine City)
Washington Street (Peoplestown)
Hubbard Street (Pittsburgh)

One of my friends lives in Pittsburgh his spot is a decent size and affordable rent. Obviously older house not a looker on the outside but inside is renovated looks pretty good.

Griffin St is like 5 min from me I can’t believe there’s still stuff to rent under 1k there