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We’ve spoken before about the ever-changing nature of the Midwest climate. Thus, we can confidently say that residents of this region are no strangers to adaptability. But just as surely as the sun will rise again tomorrow, we guarantee we can rise to the occasion of...
Sunesta Custom Awnings from Sunesta on Vimeo. We can’t help but all gravitate towards the warmth. Especially come time for retirement, nobody wants to struggle and sigh over shoveling snow or braving icy roads, so why not move to where those problems… just don’t exist? That is, why...
Sunesta Custom Awnings from Sunesta on Vimeo. The whole idea of retirement can essentially be summed up in one statement: “Take it easy.” When you retire and move Southwest, you want to take advantage of the warmth, the scenery, and the opportunity to finally commit your time...
We all know the feeling: One day, you’re comfortably warm, basking in the sun and enjoying another temperate breeze. And then, by the time you wake up the next morning, your windows are frosted over with condensation and the newfound cold weather has settled in...
As we cross the threshold of one season into another, it’s only natural that you might begin the process of preparing your property for the warmer weather to come. But before you haul out another box of cooling equipment or set up the ladder to precariously...
When you’re itching to get back outside, nothing should stand in your way. After all, with the sun out, the snowy clouds finally receding, and the warmer breezes blowing in to welcome the new season, who wouldn’t want to be spending their days outdoors? The answer:...
We’re sure this tale is a familiar one: You’re basking in the newfound warmth of the season, relishing the kiss of sun on your skin and the joy of fresh air in your lungs. Only it’s all too short-lived. When living in the Southeast, it’s all...
Oftentimes, the sun can feel relentless on a summer day in Arizona. With hundreds of hours of sunshine during just about any given month of the year, it goes without saying that Arizona residents are especially susceptible to long-term sun damage, particularly if they do not...
While the Northeastern United States is generally subject to more frigid winters and mild summers in comparison to its Southeastern counterpart, that doesn’t mean those states are subject to less ultraviolet radiation. In fact, this region of the country is especially vulnerable to sun exposure in...
We’re sure you’ve been there: Stepping out to bask in the sunlight and soak in the warmth for the first time in months as the winter season finally subsides… only for your enjoyment to be altogether too short-lived. When you’re left at the mercy of persistent...
As we relish in the change of the seasons (after all, who doesn’t love a little more Vitamin D?), we can’t help but also be wary of the long-term effects the return of the sun may have on our health. To put it simply, studies completed...
While the spring season in and of itself might not be Florida’s rainiest season — what could compete with hurricane season, after all? — it is still the time of year where the average volume of precipitation will start to creep upward on a monthly...
