[2one3E90]

Originally Posted by infinitekidM2C

Beautiful building

HEHE

[upstatedoc]

Originally Posted by RelaxIN2

You tell me... I'm in PA...

The temperature on my pool deck is showing 112 F... and the Pool Temp...WITHOUT a pool heater (I dont even have a heater installed) is 90 F. The highest its ever been is 92 F...

At least you have a pool. I had to throw my kid into a livestock tub!

[UncleWede]

Originally Posted by upstatedoc

At least you have a pool. I had to throw my kid into a livestock tub!

AKA ghetto pool!!!!

I did see a little kid with his mom, picking one up at Home Depot. "When you get home, you're filling it with water and jumping in?"

Where's that little girl with the funny look???

[garyfried]

Our current temperature is 37 C which is 15 C over the average temperature for us this time of year. Needless to say we are not used to this heat but luckily we had air conditioning installed last fall.

[vreihen16]

Originally Posted by upstatedoc

At least you have a pool. I had to throw my kid into a livestock tub!

With butter and lobster/crawdad seasoning?????

[vreihen16]

No surprise, the weather forecasters got it wrong here. The high peaked at 99F (not 95F), and the heat index was 124F.

Oh, but it's a different kind of heat.....

[mc-m3]

Originally Posted by DETRoadster

Correct. That's what I meant. 40% have some type of AC.

I was only pointing that out to those who don't live here how few people have what I call real AC.

[Germanauto]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

My friend in Seattle, who's lived there for nearly 20 years says she's never seen it this hot. And what's worse, she says many residents there don't have AC in their homes because of the generally milder temperatures. Is this true? I can't comprehend sleeping above 75 degrees at the most.

In Seattle it typically hits 80-85 for 1-2 weeks every summer, but otherwise the summers are purely in the 70s and very comfortable. Late Sept-end of June are generally gloomy and 40s-60s. As a result almost nobody has A/C, exception being very high end homes.

[Germanauto]

Always a comfortable 75ish and sunny in Orange County and much of LA.

[TXSTYLE]

This Forecast for us here in North TEXAS, this time of year, is absolutely unheard of.
and I'm absolutely LOVING it!!! ❤️

[upstatedoc]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

This Forecast for us here in North TEXAS, this time of year, is absolutely unheard of.
and I'm absolutely LOVING it!!! ❤️

But is it a dry heat?

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by upstatedoc

But is it a dry heat?

Ha! I'll take ANY heat below 90 my friend.

[JJ 911SC]

... https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/5566638...2-a6b3142b7ccb

[freakystyly]

Still living under grey sky for another week. Not sure if this link works but its a little time lapse of the storm we had last night.

https://kitchener.ctvnews.ca/video?clipId=2232422

I tried filming from the front door.. got soaked and almost dropped my phone so I wont post that.

A neighbor had some trees down and other hoods had power outages, winds clocked at 118 kph.

Stupid high humidity before the storm too.

[2one3E90]

Originally Posted by upstatedoc

At least you have a pool. I had to throw my kid into a livestock tub!

I had to dig a hole and hide in it cuz i need to be moisture like werm

[T-Dubbs]

its supposed to be 38c(100f) here today in Calgary.

[UPSROD]

116 yeaterday, only 112 today!

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by UPSROD

116 yeaterday, only 112 today!

Where?

[twin fed]

Long Island 96 deg w/o the heat index

[UPSROD]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

Where?

Eastern Washington!

[UncleWede]

I just walked about 3/4 mile between buildings, after lunch, and now my forehead is a little damp. 71 degrees, 68%

[dreamingat30fps]

Hot during the day cooler at night. Raining on and off.