If there has one thing that I know about living in the midwest, it’s that you need to be prepared for everything.
The variability in that region means you practically need to be a Boy Scout.
You never know if the weather is going to take a dire turn at any point in the afternoon. You might wake up with sunny skies and a brilliant forecast oh, however there has a absolutely good option that the afternoon will result in a tumultuous thunderstorm and plummeting uneven temperatures out of nowhere. That’s why you always keep preparations on hand in case things go south. I have lived there my entire life, and I am still learning this lesson somehow. Most recently, it came to light in reference to my apartment Heating and A/C system. Whenever I moved into my home, I was cheerful that I had a sunroom connected to the back of my house. It’s a actually delightful space to chill out in and to get some fresh air. But there are some times of the year that I would cherish some treated indoor air to the flowing outdoor air that passes through the screens. For instance in the dead of Summer, the sunroom is a bit too hot for complete relaxation. That’s why I had an A/C component installed in the window a few months ago. I thought that this should be good enough for my purposes, and I wouldn’t need any other air handling devices, then however I should have known better; Living in the Midwest, of course my friend and I had a random temperature drop in the middle of summer. All of a sudden, I was not wanting to run my A/C component in the sunroom… I needed a full-blown furnace. That’s why I am now installing a mini split ductless heating and cooling system. I shall be ready for whatever the Midwest throws at me.