atfrico


A perfect day to bench with a cold beer on your hand

i would much rather it be cold...

oh god are the Apocalypse peeps gonna have a field day with this or what?

Maybe another heat wave in my area (northeast). 7:00 in the morning and it's almost 90f degrees.

Not global warming, more like El Nino. In a nutshell, warmer ocean temps in the pacific lead to a rise in summer temps for much of the continental U.S.

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bullet0801


Missouri = worst place to be when it's 105-110 outside. So much humidity. :/

go to Houston when it is over 100 and you will think different.
BTW, we had a cold front come in Fort Worth...it is currently only 98 outside :)

I can say for sure that Texas gets unbearable.  Once , just once , I was in a vehicle just south of Dallas , headed south to San Antonio where I had to wait for a long period of time.  It was scorching hot , over 100+ and I couldn't believe that with good air conditioning , even with my shirt off in shorts and no socks , every pore on my back was leaking water.  I have been to Jamaica etc. and not felt such a melting sweat.  It was so bad I was pouring whole tall cans of Bud down my throat and it just wouldn't stop flowing.  I had to get out and buy more Bud several times.  And I don't drink.  And if you even opened the window an inch , you got the drift of how humid the air was , and settled for the Bud and Pore/Pour deal instead.  Forget about it.

i think AZ was the hottest state I've been to, i drove from AZ to FL in the middle of summer and it was never as hot or miserable going through texas as when we were setting off in AZ

Yea the heat has jumped up randomly, its been a killer on my sinuses. Goes from ~ 80F one day to close to 100F..

This summer is cooler than most over here, so global warming isn't affecting me too bad.  

Heat isn't that bad unless it's really humid. That is what kills me. I'd rather it be 100 outside and decently dry than 90 with high humidity. If it feels like I'm swimming through hot water outside as I walk, it isn't nice!

It's been around 100 in Denver for the last week or two.  Last week we had to break down and buy a portable AC unit to deal with it.  What sucked was the windows in our duplex are from the 50's so a window unit wouldn't fit on the part that opens.

MaelstromOC


Heat isn't that bad unless it's really humid. That is what kills me. I'd rather it be 100 outside and decently dry than 90 with high humidity. If it feels like I'm swimming through hot water outside as I walk, it isn't nice!

Rather be sitting in a hot tent in Kuwait then in the humid heat of Camp Lejeune. Heat index of 115 here.

MaelstromOC

Heat isn't that bad unless it's really humid. That is what kills me. I'd rather it be 100 outside and decently dry than 90 with high humidity. If it feels like I'm swimming through hot water outside as I walk, it isn't nice!

+1, I would much rather spend time in a desert climate when it is around 105F with low humidity than spend time in southern Louisiana when it is 98F with 98% humidity. I have done both, and while both are unpleasant, the dry heat is much more preferable imo.

When I lived in Ohio I remember Hot summers...I lived in Ashtabula/Conneaut area right next to the PA border, I grew up there right on Lake Erie...Not sure how far back but I do remember 102-103 days but they were rare....Most of the time in the 80,90s and near 100. And winters were really cold and there was tons of snow.
 
Now here in Vancouver we are going through some sort of cold bs. All it has been doing is raining and it's cold...Really messed up compared to the past 5-6 years since Iv'e been here. This and last year have sucked in the weather area.

80f ish and 80%+ humidly. I would not mind more humidly and abit cooler temps, but manly more humidly would be nice
just got my power back on too, it was out for almost 2 days
had fun with my new sword the last couple of days, who needs power to have fun
 

loveha

MaelstromOC


Heat isn't that bad unless it's really humid. That is what kills me. I'd rather it be 100 outside and decently dry than 90 with high humidity. If it feels like I'm swimming through hot water outside as I walk, it isn't nice!

Rather be sitting in a hot tent in Kuwait then in the humid heat of Camp Lejeune. Heat index of 115 here.

No thanks. I'd take Lejeune. If purgatory is real, it's located in Kuwait.

wizdumb1


When I lived in Ohio I remember Hot summers...I lived in Ashtabula/Conneaut area right next to the PA border, I grew up there right on Lake Erie...Not sure how far back but I do remember 102-103 days but they were rare....Most of the time in the 80,90s and near 100. And winters were really cold and there was tons of snow.

Now here in Vancouver we are going through some sort of cold bs. All it has been doing is raining and it's cold...Really messed up compared to the past 5-6 years since Iv'e been here. This and last year have sucked in the weather area.

 
I grew up in Perry / Madison area so I lived right west of ya in Lake County. Tons of snow, hot summers....... its really the best of both worlds! :P

It is hotter than HELL here in South Carolina....... I hate it !!!!!

I like it hot

Last week in Houston we had 4 or 5 consecutive days where it was between 102 and 109F and 60-70% humidity so it was just like a sauna. Night time wasn't any better it wouldn't cool off much either. lows were 92-93F.   

Hit 109F last week here. Hottest on record for June. Lows at night in suburban areas was high 80s. Good thing I have a portable AC