Strange humidity

I had a strange experience today. First I wore my hawaiian shirt (one of many) with a Pendleton shirt over it into a movie"The Hustlers" (2019) today. Then I realized I likely was getting too warm during the movie. Then I walked into a restaurant nearby with my wife and a friend and soon realized I was about to pass out because I was too warm. First I took off my Pendleton shirt and thought that would be enough. Nope! Then I went to the rest room and took off my T-shirt and that barely was enough. I had wanted to eat outside but my wife didn't want to. Then after we ate I went outside and soon I was freezing cold and had to again put on my Pendleton wool shirt to not be cold. This is very strange weather to be like this I'm thinking and might have something to do with the increasing level of CO2 in the atmosphere everywhere because I don't remember experiencing this level of humidity and strangeness this time of year where I live on the northern California coast.

If you were wondering why I'm wearing a Pendleton wool shirt it goes back to being a 1960s surfer. That was the outfit then. Tight Levi jeans. White socks and a white t-shirt with a wool Pendleton shirt for warmth when it got cold along the beach from Malibu to San Clemente to La Jolla growing up in Glendale, California then around 1963 when I was 15. I don't wear tight levi's anymore but I still like the wool Pendleton shirts for warmth along the coast, especially winters and summers when it's cold along the San Francisco Coast from about Monterey up to Santa Cruz to Eureka and on up further north into Oregon and Washington all along the coast up to Canada. Some sections are foggier (both high and low) from about June or earlier during most of the summers depending upon the area along the coast.

Or as Mark Twain once said, "The coldest winter I ever spent was a summer in San Francisco."