Pfft, pansies, it feels like that everyday in Phoenix between June and September every year.So the last few days , this is how I felt whenever I left my house.
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How about you folks? And how have you been cooling yourself off?
Give me all the gory details.
With 60% or higher humidity?Pfft, pansies, it feels like that everyday in Phoenix between June and September every year.
In the valley, due east of San Jose and halfway between Sacramento and Fresno.Cheesy - I'm not exactly sure where Turlock is so forgive me if this is a dumb question. Do you guys get Santa Ana winds there? That was some hot and dry weather!! I used to lose my voice when the humidity got below 10%.
Fuck you! I'm still north and it's supposed to hit 38 tomorrow. THIS ISN'T COOL. Literally.[DOUBLEPOST=1341812632][/DOUBLEPOST]I freaking love the heat. I seem to be in the minority, but damn, I'm so glad it was over 30 today.
Fuckin' humidity doesn't help either. It rains every night and clears up by morning not letting the humidity get below 60%.I went to visit my mother in Michigan last week it was 94 and 65% humidity. She has no AC. I ended up having to come home early as I started getting symptoms of heat stroke.
People laugh at the cliche "It's not the heat, it's the humidity" but I've been to areas with dry heat and I'll take 110 and 10% humidity over 85 and 60% humidity any day.
Yeah, you in Phoenix don't deal with winters that go near to -40 degrees either. Trying acclimatizing to that kind of change.Pfft, pansies, it feels like that everyday in Phoenix between June and September every year.
Wait a minute! Didn't I once-upon-a-time ask you about Pacifica? If so...DUH! /facepalmIn the valley, due east of San Jose and halfway between Sacramento and Fresno.
If you did, I honestly don't remember now!Wait a minute! Didn't I once-upon-a-time ask you about Pacifica? If so...DUH! /facepalm
Pollution yellow, duh.36 degrees with a helping of what the hell is the colour of the sky, these last couple of days.
Ugh, western provinces are getting absolutely baked. It's like some terrible nightmare. Today is gonna be so shitty. I'm just gonna siesta the day away I think to avoid the ultra heat.[DOUBLEPOST=1341841481][/DOUBLEPOST]And it fuckin' rained again last night.All is right in the world recently. It's a balmy 25 C at noon hour, with a delightful 12 C at night the past few days.
I miss the mosquito trucks spraying clouds of poison through Pasco CountyAll the posers in here. I live in FLORIDA, in the middle of a flood.
I get three digit temperatures, 100% humidity, and apocalyptic amounts of mosquitoes.
It was pretty hot in Calgary last night... I had to move my two kids into the master bedroom where we have the only air conditioner because they just couldn't get to sleep from how hot it was.Ugh, western provinces are getting absolutely baked. It's like some terrible nightmare. Today is gonna be so shitty. I'm just gonna siesta the day away I think to avoid the ultra heat.
And thanks to SATW, I now know one of those words. Guess I can put "multilingual" on my resume now!Vittu perkele saatana jumalauta!
I got home at dusk a few days ago, and was witness to those big black clouds swarming around my car. It was like a horror movie.That's why I don't live in Florida. I'm a northerner (though our mosquitoes for the last couple of years have been so bad that in some fields around town you can see swarming clouds of them forming what look like black tornadoes, so I understand apocalyptic mosquitoes), I live in the north because I like winter. I like the cold.
Of course I still consider a 95F day, a cool summer's day.This has actually been a cool summer so far. But it is mostly because we've had tropical humidity and rain in place for the last month.