Actually, I'm in central Texas, dead center in the state.  Although I used to live (and spent about 30 years in) .... SAN DIEGO!!  So I had quite a case of weather shock when I first moved here.  You live a long time in a city that has no weather to speak of ... ever ... where "cold" is 50 degrees F, and if it gets below there ... HELLO, everyone starts complaining to high heaven, and if the clouds so much as spit ... eeeeek!!  (Although, every once in a long while they get a killer rain storm there ... not very often, but it has happened in recorded history).

Then, I come here and weather with a capital W and that stands for "Where the hell are my gloves????"

I suppose any place can have its extremes though.  I went to Disneyworld in Orlando a few years ago, and the temp went from 40 and blowing in the morning to 80 in the afternoon.  People just didn't have a clue how to dress, you were either freezing or sweating.

Could be worse, could be raining.