I&#x27;m sure. :) I detest hot weather and after 30+ years of living with it I was ready for a change.  &quot;Hot&quot; in Seattle is a handful of days above 90.  &quot;Hot&quot; where I&#x27;m from is the local news declaring that this is the 10th-consecutive day of highs over 100.  Besides, the two-weeks-no-sun thing seems to be more local myth than actual reality in Seattle.  Even in the dead of winter there are still sunny days.  The days are really <i>short</i> in November and December, but the sun exists.<p>I can work around cloudy days--which I genuinely love--by sitting in front of a Happy Light for an hour or so.  That&#x27;s an acceptable tradeoff, for me, to escape not being able to be outside for more than a few minutes without being drenched in sweat.