Too Hot or Too Cold, Americans Are Never Happy With the Weather

The middle of the summer's got plenty of people feeling a little hot under the collar.  Bob Rose, a meteorologist with the Lower Colorado River Authority, says although the heat in central Texas began moving into the 90s in May, the absence of rain concerned him.  Since then, however, rain covered the region and helped us climb out of the despair of a drought like last year.

But the rest of the country has experienced a scorcher of a summer.  Despite the heat in Texas, places like the northeast went through a heat wave.

It never bodes well for anyone when the country is too hot or too cold, as Steve Hartman found out in a story he had to go back in time to tell.  Watch his story from CBS News.