Hot enough for you?

[BigMeatballDave]

What is the current temp where you are?

100

[DaFace]

97

[Reaper16]

103

[Buehler445]

104. But I'm pretty sure it hit 115 yesterday. And that goddamn wind sustained 30 after about 8:30 AM.

[Setsuna]

88 in FL. Bahahahahahahahahahahaha! Suckers! ROFL ROFL LMAO LMAO

[The Franchise]

75

[Discuss Thrower]

The one time I will ever wish I lived in Olathe. 95 when I left the apartment two hours ago, gotta be 100 by now.

[Radar Chief]

http://i47.tinypic.com/1ene44.jpg

I can guarantee its hotter than that though.

[BoneKrusher]

96

[Dayze]

97

[ShowtimeSBMVP]

105 in Maryland tomorrow

[vailpass]

109 today

[BigCatDaddy]

Hotter then a popcorn fart.

[In58men]

126

[Rasputin]

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[Micjones]

97 in KC today.
Glad I brought my lunch. I haven't had to deal with it yet.

[BigMeatballDave]

I've lived in Ohio since '97 and its never been 100.

Before today.

[Rasputin]

pfft..

I don't know what it is now but it got up to 113 yesterday. fuck.

[gblowfish]

There was a story about Ichiro Suzuki I remember being told. When he first came to the US to play for the Seattle Mariners, his English was pretty bad. He only understood a few words. As he learned, he said this is the first joke in English he understood: One of his team mates commented about the notorious August heat in KC as they were getting on the plane in Seattle to fly here. "How Hot?" said Ichiro. "Hotter than two rats fucking in a wool sock" said the team mate.

Ichiro didn't laugh till he got to KC and played a Sunday day game, and it was hotter than two rats fucking in a wool sock!

[Dayze]

97 in KC today.
Glad I brought my lunch. I haven't had to deal with it yet.

you should visit the 'euphemisms for poop' thread before you eat.

[Bearcat]

It's summer.

[bevischief]

87 with no humidity.

[Buehler445]

It's summer.

I'm still waiting for spring to show up.

[blaise]

100 something in Dallas. Our AC died two days ago and they replaced both units yesterday. They were up in that attic for quite a while. I don't know how they stand it. Had to be 110 in there at least.

[Rain Man]

Wimps.

http://blogs-images.forbes.com/erikkain/files/2012/06/Colorado-Springs-Fire.jpg

[Radar Chief]

100 something in Dallas. Our AC died two days ago and they replaced both units yesterday. They were up in that attic for quite a while. I don't know how they stand it. Had to be 110 in there at least.

I’ve got a buddy that’s an electrician and sets the high power lines going into buildings, mostly industrial. There are days when I’m jealous of the fact he gets to work outside. Today hasn’t been one of them, neither has the prior couple of weeks.

[BigMeatballDave]

It's summer.


This isn't typical for Ohio.

I grew up in Ks and Mo so I'm kinda used to it.

Seems it was regularly in the 100s when I lived in Ks during the 70s.

[BigMeatballDave]

87 with no humidity.

Its pretty dry here, too. Only 29%.

[Rasputin]

Wimps.

http://blogs-images.forbes.com/erikkain/files/2012/06/Colorado-Springs-Fire.jpg

How close is that to where you live Rain Man?

[BigMeatballDave]

102

[Caseyguyrr]

103 expected to be 107 today

[Ace Gunner]

103 24% too damn hot for me : (

[Frazod]

101 with 41% humidity in Chicago. Fuck I miss winter. :cuss:

[sd4chiefs]

Anytime now one of those annoying CP members in San Diego are going to brag about it being 75 degress and sunny.

[Rain Man]

How close is that to where you live Rain Man?

Not at all close. I'm trying to make myself look tough by associating with it.

It's about 70 miles away to the south. The big fire is about 75 miles north/northwest. The Boulder fire is the closest to me at about 40 miles away to the northwest, but it would have to burn out half of Colorado's residents to reach me. I have human shields in every direction.

[Frazod]

Anytime now one of those annoying CP members in San Diego are going to brag about it being 75 degress and sunny.

When I cheer during the next earthquake, you'll know why. :mad:

[007]

Hot. Does the temp even matter?

[R8RFAN]

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[Bearcat]

Anytime now one of those annoying CP members in San Diego are going to brag about it being 75 degress and sunny.

Low of 55 tonight... time to get out the snuggies.

[QuikSsurfer]

99 with 40% humidity

[Rasputin]

Not at all close. I'm trying to make myself look tough by associating with it.

It's about 70 miles away to the south. The big fire is about 75 miles north/northwest. The Boulder fire is the closest to me at about 40 miles away to the northwest, but it would have to burn out half of Colorado's residents to reach me. I have human shields in every direction.

Well hell that's like right in your back yard, I'd turn the garden hose on & build a moat around your house. U could do a public survice and turn on all your neighbors hoses on at night. You would be a hero.

[Spokane Chief Fan]

76 and sunny.

[LocoChiefsFan]

105

[Fish]

I've golfed 3 of the last 4 days, and plan to go again tonight. Fine summer weather...

[Radar Chief]

I've golfed 3 of the last 4 days, and plan to go again tonight. Fine summer weather...

I’d have the top of the Jeep and be driving it to work but there is no way to ride in that thing and not come out smelling like tail pipe. That and the A/C in my truck is such a relief at the end of the day.

[Old Dog]

Bank clock said 108 on the way home, but weather channel says "only" 105. It hit heat cat 5 at work by 1200.

[Fish]

I’d have the top of the Jeep and be driving it to work but there is no way to ride in that thing and not come out smelling like tail pipe. That and the A/C in my truck is such a relief at the end of the day.

I never turn on the A/C in the vehicle unless my daughter is riding with me. I've always preferred the hot weather. Joints move so much better. I really don't mind the heat until it's time for bed. Then I want it 50 or so.

I really really hate the cold weather though...

[vailpass]

I never turn on the A/C in the vehicle unless my daughter is riding with me. I've always preferred the hot weather. Joints move so much better. I really don't mind the heat until it's time for bed. Then I want it 50 or so.

I really really hate the cold weather though...

WTF?! mind=blown
I remote start my car (when not in the garage) with the AC blasting so it's meat locker cold when I get in it.

[Radar Chief]

I never turn on the A/C in the vehicle unless my daughter is riding with me. I've always preferred the hot weather. Joints move so much better. I really don't mind the heat until it's time for bed. Then I want it 50 or so.

I really really hate the cold weather though...

I don’t mind cold. The extremes bother me, both hot and cold, but not much in between does.

[Rooster]

106F in the big ICT

[KCUnited]

104 in KCMO. House thermo at 82. I got a blown out attic as my master, I'll be sleeping downstairs tonight and likely through the weekend.

[lcarus]

Tulsa's really turned into god damn Africa in the summer months. I've lived here for over 10 years and it's never been as hot as it has been the last 2 summers, including this current summer. Not to mention how dry.

[Old Dog]

By the way, the question in the thread title almost always makes me want to punch a puppy. Some ass clown at work asked me that today and I answered with, "Do you always ask stupid questions or is it just my lucky day?"

[BigMeatballDave]

By the way, the question in the thread title almost always makes me want to punch a puppy. Some ass clown at work asked me that today and I answered with, "Do you always ask stupid questions or is it just my lucky day?"

:evil:

[Dr. Johnny Fever]

103 temp, 109 heat index

[Aries Walker]

It's hot. Africa hot. Tarzan couldn't take this kind of heat.

Then again, Tarzan didn't have central air.

[R8RFAN]

It's so hot I seen a dog chasing a cat and they were walking.

[vailpass]

1,000-plus heat records fall in U.S. in a week
Posted: June 28, 2012 - 12:12am


By JANET McCONNAUGHEY
ASSOCIATED PRESS

Feeling hot? It’s not a mirage. Across the United States, hundreds of heat records have fallen in the past week.

From the wildfire-consumed Rocky Mountains to the bacon-fried sidewalks of Oklahoma, the temperatures are creating consequences ranging from catastrophic to comical.

In the past week, 1,011 records have been broken around the country, including 251 new daily high temperature records on Tuesday.

Those numbers might seem big, but they’re hard to put into context — the National Climatic Data Center has only been tracking the daily numbers broken for a little more than a year, said Derek Arndt, head of climate monitoring at the center.

Still, it’s impressive, given that records usually aren’t broken until the scorching months of July and August.

“Any time you’re breaking all-time records in mid- to late-June, that’s a healthy heat wave,” Arndt said.

If forecasts hold, more records could fall in the coming days in the central and western parts of the country, places accustomed to sweating out the summer.

The current U.S. heat wave “is bad now by our current definition of bad,” said University of Victoria climate scientist Andrew Weaver, but “our definition of bad changes. What we see now will be far more common in the years ahead.”

No matter where you are, the objective is the same: stay cool.

Wildfires pack intense heat, but soaring temperatures and whipping winds are piling on the men and women battling the blazes raging across the Rocky Mountains.

U.S. Forest Service firefighter Owen Johnson had to work overnight to avoid the piping-hot daytime temperatures in the region, which toppled records in Colorado, Wyoming and Montana. On Tuesday, Colorado Springs reached 101 degrees, and Miles City in eastern Montana soared to 111 degrees, the highest ever recorded in that area.

A call came in after Johnson’s regular shift Monday in the Helena National Forest in Montana. A wildfire was racing through the Scratchgravel Hills, threatening at least 200 homes. But firefighters had to wait to attack it until midnight, as the fire was too intense and the weather too hot and too dry.

On Tuesday morning, Johnson figured he had worked more than 24 hours, and probably wouldn’t quit until the sun went down.

His sweaty hands gripping a banana and a cup of coffee, he gave a tired shrug when asked to compare this fire to others in his 13-year career.

“Every fire’s different,” he said. “They all pose their own risks and challenges.”

On the treeless, windswept Kansas prairie, the searing mix of sun and triple-digit heat is a recipe for agricultural disaster.

Some residents have taken to praying for rain and cooler temperatures in this sparsely populated western part of the state. Menlo farmer Brian Baalman can testify to that.

“Everybody is just sick of it. They just wish we would get a good rain,” he said. “It has become a point to pray for it at church on Sunday, for sure.”

Temperatures in the area have hovered around 111 degrees or higher for the past four days, and nine cities in western Kansas broke records on Tuesday.

Only in the earliest morning hours do hardy farmers dart out to ensure their livestock’s water troughs are filled and their irrigation wells are quenching parched crops. They quickly return to cooler locales.

Much of the fortunes in the Menlo area are tied to corn crops, whose yields contribute not only to foodstuffs but also to ethanol-blended gasoline. But day after unyielding day of blazing sun and high heat have baked the top six inches of soil, and plant roots can break through to the moister soil below.

“It is getting to look ugly, the longer this keeps going on without a drink,” Baalman said.

It was 10:30 a.m., prime time for mule-drawn carriages to cart tourists through New Orleans’ historic French Quarter.

But nary a carriage rumbled down the streets — where it was already 97 degrees — because of a city ordinance.

“We have to take the mules in when it hits 95,” tour guide Robert Rotherham said Wednesday, trying to coax his mule, Miss Pierre, to drink from a trough.

Stabling the carriages meant a glacial-paced day for drivers in a city where, absent special events, summer tourism is traditionally slow.

Tim O’Brien and Lacy Shanks of Kalispell, Mont, were grateful they had caught one of the early tours and glad they didn’t have to hoof it. Their visit dovetailed with record-setting temperatures: Tuesday’s 102 degrees toppled a more than century-old mark, 99 in 1893.

“It’s killing me,” O’Brien said.

Aaron Anderson and his 4-year-old son bypassed the proverbial cooked egg on Tuesday, opting instead to fry bacon on their driveway in Coweta, Okla.

Anderson’s thermometer read 105 degrees around 4:30 p.m., about the same time his son, Aaron Paul, said it felt like his feet were cooking.

Sky-high temperatures aren’t unusual in this part of the country, but it is warm enough this week that five records were set on Tuesday.

Anderson preheated the skillet for 10 minutes in the sun, and it took an hour for the meat to fully cook.

And, yes, they ate it.

“My only regret is it was turkey bacon instead of pork bacon, but that’s all we had,” Anderson said.

In the northern corners of the United States, the weather was the opposite of infernal.

It looks like March, not June, in Seattle. People are clad in coats and scarves, using umbrellas to shield themselves not from the bright sun but raindrops.

Tuesday was more than 10 degrees colder than usual, with temperatures hovering around 60 degrees. As of Monday, Seattle had seen almost double the normal rainfall, said National Weather Service meteorologist Chris Burke.

Patty Carlson didn’t think she’d need a sweater Tuesday. But there she was, ordering a latte at a downtown espresso shop.

“Take a look around the street,” the 30-year Seattle resident said. “Would you guess it’s June?”

Meanwhile, New England kicked off summer with 90-degree heat and high temperatures in Vermont and Maine.

But as Mark Twain famously summed up the region’s fickle weather, “If you don’t like the weather in New England, just wait a few minutes.”

Last weekend, a summertime nor’easter, flooding and thunderstorms knocked temps down across much of New England, and temperatures dropped to the 60s in some parts Tuesday and Wednesday.

The yo-yo effect was felt at Ben and Jerry’s ice cream stand in Freeport, Maine. One day, customers’ ice cream was melting faster than they could eat it. The next, customers trickled away.

“The weather does have a toll on business,” said co-manager Carey Lockard.

She has heard Twain’s musings; customers often show up at the stand, his words on their tongues.

“It’s amazing — the weather in Maine,” she said

http://lubbockonline.com/national-news/2012-06-28/1000-plus-heat-records-fall-us-week#.T-za8pGwVz0

[Old Dog]

:evil:

Not directed at YOU as this is a message board and I had every opportunity to just bypass clicking your thread......but when some idiot box is standing four feet from you asking the same thing don't you just want to ask him if his family tree is a fricking stump?

[L.A. Chieffan]

Yeah man, but it's a dry heat.

Knock it off Hudson.

[qabbaan]

Only 91 here in Jax

[chiefqueen]

Wimps.

http://blogs-images.forbes.com/erikkain/files/2012/06/Colorado-Springs-Fire.jpg

I heard on the news yestercay Air Force Academy officials were considering telling the incoming freshman class not to come out now. The incoming freshmen class were to arrive at the Academy either yesterday or today so they could begin boot camp.

Anybody heard any updates on this?

[chiefqueen]

It's hot. Africa hot. Tarzan couldn't take this kind of heat.

Then again, Tarzan didn't have central air.

Tarzan texted "It's a dry heat" - he also wants to know when he can have Jane back.

[jd1020]

Been hitting triple digits in central IL for a couple days now. Low of 96, according to weatherbug, through Wednesday.

[OnTheWarpath15]

https://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn1/564084_10151851376910291_1824722204_n.jpg

[MOhillbilly]

It was 109 @ 3pm.

[DeezNutz]

104 in KCMO. House thermo at 82. I got a blown out attic as my master, I'll be sleeping downstairs tonight and likely through the weekend.

Dude...

[KCUnited]

Dude...

I'm like a frugal camel.

[Buehler445]

I never turn on the A/C in the vehicle unless my daughter is riding with me. I've always preferred the hot weather. Joints move so much better. I really don't mind the heat until it's time for bed. Then I want it 50 or so.

I really really hate the cold weather though...

I beg to differ. My knees have been hurting like hell the last week or so.

[tredadda]

Not at all close. I'm trying to make myself look tough by associating with it.

It's about 70 miles away to the south. The big fire is about 75 miles north/northwest. The Boulder fire is the closest to me at about 40 miles away to the northwest, but it would have to burn out half of Colorado's residents to reach me. I have human shields in every direction.

This fire is almost out now thank goodness. Oh and we were a pleasant 94 degrees today.

[tredadda]

https://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn1/564084_10151851376910291_1824722204_n.jpg

Good point with the picture. I remember those days and do not miss them for a second. That used to be oppressive heat. At least it was not humid in most of the country, except for Basrah which added high humidity to this heat. Glad I was only there for 6 months.

[chiefsfan987]

68 degrees. Summer is never going to get here.

[chasedude]

Hotter than two rats fucking in a wool sock...

Winter > Summer

[SAUTO]

No idea how hot it got but I was in three cars that the temp read out just read dashes. - - - -
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[tredadda]

Hotter than two rats ****ing in a wool sock...

Winter > Summer

Autumn> Winter

[BillSelfsTrophycase]

Hotter than two rats fucking in a wool sock...

Winter > Summer

Fuck 'em both, I hate heat, but I REALLY fucking hate snow

[mlyonsd]

Autumn> WinterAutumn>Spring>Winter.....summer can die on a flaming yada yada.

[gblowfish]

Plating plant about a half mile from my house blew up in Independence tonight. Lots of black, black smoke. Feel bad for the Independence fire fighters, tough weather for a multiple alarm fire. Looks like its going to take awhile to put this one out. The main Amtrak line through KC runs literally right next to where this thing blew up. It'll probably stop all Amtrak and Union Pacific train traffic on that line for awhile.

[Setsuna]

Autumn> Winter

Spring > Autumn

[Psyko Tek]

What is the current temp where you are?

100

I live IN AZ
hit 113 today
I ride a motor cycle to work

wanna bitch about 100
fuck you

[lewdog]

I live IN AZ
hit 113 today
I ride a motor cycle to work

wanna bitch about 100
**** you

I just moved here and today I forgot to put my sun shade up and my car was facing directly into the sun when it was 113 degrees out. I burnt my hand on my shifter. :(

[Psyko Tek]

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so this global warming is all BS
that heat and humidity is brutal

[CrazyPhuD]

I live IN AZ
hit 113 today
I ride a motor cycle to work

wanna bitch about 100
fuck you

Ride faster you pussy, you have nature's AC!

[HoneyBadger]

Well out here in the 949 area code, it got to about 82 degrees today. I actually had to use the AC in my car.

[bevischief]

64 with no humidity.

[Radar Chief]

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[Radar Chief]

Ride faster you pussy, you have nature's AC!

When it’s that hot it doesn’t matter because the air is just as hot as everything else. It’s like riding in a convection oven.

[luv]

We're not able to shoot off fireworks this year. Actually, I don't know about my friend's house where we normally do them, but several places surrounding us have a no-burn notice until further notice. The 4th will be spent in the pool all day and then going to a friends cabin on the lake to cook out. Seems un-American not to shoot off fireworks. :(

[Radar Chief]

We're not able to shoot off fireworks this year. Actually, I don't know about my friend's house where we normally do them, but several places surrounding us have a no-burn notice until further notice. The 4th will be spent in the pool all day and then going to a friends cabin on the lake to cook out. Seems un-American not to shoot off fireworks. :(

I don’t think it’s been made official yet but it’ll probably be the same here, barring some freak thunderstorm that pops up out of nowhere.

[tredadda]

I live IN AZ
hit 113 today
I ride a motor cycle to work

wanna bitch about 100
**** you

But you live in AZ. That kinda comes with the territory living down there. I hate the heat too much to live down there and I never understood how so many people can do it. Oh well, I guess to each their own.

[luv]

I live IN AZ
hit 113 today
I ride a motor cycle to work

wanna bitch about 100
**** you

Humidity?

[Frazod]

But you live in AZ. That kinda comes with the territory living down there. I hate the heat too much to live down there and I never understood how so many people can do it. Oh well, I guess to each their own.

Seems like he could also get a fucking car, too.

[Radar Chief]

Humidity?

Mesa, Arizona. It’s assumable there is none.

[Omaha]

I just moved here and today I forgot to put my sun shade up and my car was facing directly into the sun when it was 113 degrees out. I burnt my hand on my shifter. :(

That's too bad. I hope your girl parts are feeling better today.

[Predarat]

They are predicting a record setting high here in Nashville. With the drought, this is not a good thing if fires start. Its supposed to get to 108. Thats nothing to Kansans though.

[Omaha]

I did an outdoor crossfit workout yesterday at noon that completely ripped my hands up. Then I taped up my hands & went for a 20 mile bike ride after work. It's going to take a week or more to re-hydrate & recover from that dumbassery.

[Bearcat]

I live IN AZ
hit 113 today
I ride a motor cycle to work

wanna bitch about 100
**** you

Meh, yesterday my car said it was 107 and I drove home with the windows down and sunroof open... it's like sticking your head in a dryer, but it's a nice change after sitting in a 62 degree office all day.


Well out here in the 949 area code, it got to about 82 degrees today. I actually had to use the AC in my car.

ROFL

[Omaha]

They are predicting a record setting high here in Nashville. With the drought, this is not a good thing if fires start. Its supposed to get to 108. Thats nothing to Kansans though.

Even without a drought fires are probably not good.

[Frazod]

I did an outdoor crossfit workout yesterday at noon that completely ripped my hands up. Then I taped up my hands & went for a 20 mile bike ride after work. It's going to take a week or more to re-hydrate & recover from that dumbassery.

That's too bad. I hope your girl parts are feeling better today.

[Omaha]

That's too bad. I hope your girl parts are feeling better today.

Q

[Omaha]

That's too bad. I hope your girl parts are feeling better today.

Real mature....

[Buehler445]

I live IN AZ
hit 113 today
I ride a motor cycle to work

wanna bitch about 100
fuck you

Fuck you. It was 113 Wednesday and 108 yesterday. You should be used to it. I shouldn't have to put up with this much shit in KS.

Meh, yesterday my car said it was 107 and I drove home with the windows down and sunroof open... it's like sticking your head in a dryer, but it's a nice change after sitting in a 62 degree office all day.





ROFL
Are you serious? They let you keep the office 62? AWESOME. And then the last thing I would do would be to expose myself to this redonkulousness.

[BigMeatballDave]

I live IN AZ
hit 113 today
I ride a motor cycle to work

wanna bitch about 100
fuck you

Well, you see, 100+ in Arizona is normal.

Its not here. Its not normal in most places.

[BigMeatballDave]

That's too bad. I hope your girl parts are feeling better today.

LMAO

[scho63]

94 at 11:45 am in Northern VA

[bevischief]

83 here and a chance of rain tomorrow.

[BigMeatballDave]

Well, it was a dry heat yesterday.

Not today. 96 with a heat index of 106.

[Pasta Little Brioni]

75.....indoors

[mr. tegu]

It's only 98 today. Time to take out my coat!

[Rasputin]

It's only 98 today. Time to take out my coat!

Ha that's what I was going to say. It was 113 the other day now we got a cold front & 98 outside.

[KC_Lee]

106 in Nashville right now.

[Okie_Apparition]

Someone left the door to Oklahoma open

[BigMeatballDave]

Storms just passed thru and dropped the temp from 101 to 68.

[vailpass]

83 here and a chance of rain tomorrow.

I'd pay money for a sustained rain storm. Good money.

[Pasta Little Brioni]

Ice cold glass of Pineapple Papaya Punch is goin down smooth.

[Rasputin]

I'm not going complain any about the heat...

http://i292.photobucket.com/albums/mm27/Boyd506/Avatars%20and%20Signatures/HotChick.jpg

[R8RFAN]

102 where I am in NC now....

[SAUTO]

I got stuck working in a car in the parking lot for about an hour this afternoon, man was that fucking hot
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[Mr. Laz]

supposed to be 100-103 all next week in OP



worst part is that you know it's going to fuck up the crops and drive/keep prices up.

[CrazyPhuD]

ROFL ok I have to share a comment from my dad from back in KS about the current heat wave. The country is going to hell and kansas is going to get there first.

[Okie_Apparition]

Kansas ain't already hell?
~THE MORE YOU KNOW!~

[KS Smitty]

It was so hot here today that I saw 2 trees fighting over a dog.

[chefsos]

Well, we got our 3 digit temp day today, and right now we're getting a hell of a storm. I stood out in it for a minute before the rain; it was awesome.

[Okie_Apparition]

rain is a myth around here

[Nzoner]

What I wouldn't give for a major storm right now,firework sales are down so far this season.

[beach tribe]

I'm posting just to look at my avatar.

Carry on.

[SPchief]

What I wouldn't give for a major storm right now,firework sales are down so far this season.

I'm sure, as a guy who normally buys fireworks, I'm afraid to right now. The bad thing for everyone, it looks like there isn't any rain for the next week. Gonna be a weird 4th.

[Planetman]

A few days back, the external temperature monitoring device on the Planetmobile registered 106 degrees. I prefer NOT to see that again.

[Frazod]

What I wouldn't give for a major storm right now,firework sales are down so far this season.

Luckily we got quite a bit of rain today - passing storms this afternoon and earlier this evening. Knocked down the temperature quite a bit, too.

It's fucked up that a high of 90 seems cool. :spock:

[rtmike]

Right now 65. Suppose to get up to 72 tomorrow with showers. I don't think it's gotten over 83-85 yet this year?


I don't know what it is but every single year, July 5th it stops raining & warms up. Mother Nature is almost always on cue. It's like all those fireworks trigger something in the jet stream. :evil:

[BillSelfsTrophycase]

Right now 65. Suppose to get up to 72 tomorrow with showers. I don't think it's gotten over 83-85 yet this year?


I don't know what it is but every single year, July 5th it stops raining & warms up. Mother Nature is almost always on cue. It's like all those fireworks trigger something in the jet stream. :evil:


You suck

It's 85 at 1:30am here

High of 100 tomorrow

[Frazod]

Did someone leave the door open in Stull?

[BigMeatballDave]

103

[ShowtimeSBMVP]

104 with 35% Humidity

[Mr. Flopnuts]

Thunder storms showed up early, which means we start cooling off early. Low 90's this coming week.

[mlyonsd]

Front came through here in the night. Even got to open the windows for a while this morning. 84 right now.

I've had .8 inches of rain since June 1st.

[BoneKrusher]

94 degrees with Severe Thunderstorms rolling through here tomorrow and it's supposed to cool down to the mid to upper 70's for next week.

[Buehler445]

I'd pay money for a sustained rain storm. Good money.

I'll double it.

[MOhillbilly]

Me and another guy pulled 150 second cut squares out of the field yesterday, temp in the wagon read 128.

[lewdog]

105 right now. Dbacks game tonight with the roof closed!

[Bugeater]

It's gone from oppressively hot down to just hot here today.

[SAUTO]

Shit we put half a roof on this morning on my house. Digital thermometer read a buck ten.
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[Frazod]

According to the thermostat in the car it's 102 here. This will be the last day of this hellish shit for now, though. Supposed to be in the 80s tomorrow.

[DaFace]

Finally got a real front to move through here. We got about 3/4" of rain yesterday with more to come today. Highs are supposed to be around 80 for the next few days too.

It's about damn time.

[Nzoner]

Just came back into the fireworks warehouse from having a smoke in 104 degrees,cig almost lit on its own.I can't imagine how bad a season those poor bastards selling fireworks from tents must've had.

[bevischief]

85 with no humidity. But the switch not so much, it is hot so I am babysitting it till the on call gets here.

[whoman69]

This is the last day in a long string of heat advisories. We should be dropping back into the 80's starting tomorrow. Of course we pick then for the day to go to the water park.

[chasedude]

I've had headaches all week jumping in an out of the delivery car. I'm Sooooo fucking ready for a cooldown!

[Dr. Johnny Fever]

Only 106 today so no, not hot enough.

Looking for 90 tomorrow though. People will be wearing parkas.

[Frazod]

It's actually pleasant here now. Mid-70s, nice cool breeze. Thank God.

[BigMeatballDave]

It's actually pleasant here now. Mid-70s, nice cool breeze. Thank God.

Not here. I'm in the Dayton area, its a muggy 87.

I hope that front is headed this way.

[Bowser]

This heat. Fuck it in the face.

[Frazod]

Apparently we had a bit of a brush fire in a field near my neighborhood today - I didn't know anything about it until this evening. Probably sparked by fireworks. It got fairly close to a couple of houses.

[sd4chiefs]

WTF? It's 102 right now in San Diego. That just wrong. :(

[BigMeatballDave]

60

[Dayze]

WTF? It's 102 right now in San Diego. That just wrong. :(

well shit.
his forecast was WAY off.

http://i.ytimg.com/vi/P6VxS3iMKv0/0.jpg

[Frazod]

WTF? It's 102 right now in San Diego. That just wrong. :(

Gee, that just breaks my fucking heart.

[Ace Gunner]

WTF? It's 102 right now in San Diego. That just wrong. :(

Waves:D???

[durtyrute]

Ah yes, my favorite question.

[bevischief]

60's here.

[lcarus]

WTF? It's 102 right now in San Diego. That just wrong. :(

Aww poor guy. That San Diego must be a brutal climate to live in. You bastard.

[DaneMcCloud]

101

[lcarus]

101

Been about 60 and rainy all day here in Tulsa. Coolest day we've had in months. I should have worn jeans actually.

[ModSocks]

WTF? It's 102 right now in San Diego. That just wrong. :(

What part of SD do you live in, lol? It's 92 out here in Santee, the hot part of the county.

[lcarus]

What part of SD do you live in, lol? It's 92 out here in Santee, the hot part of the county.

He lives in the part where they have the weekly "point aerosol cans directly into the ozone day" every Friday. Gets a bit hotter there.

[saphojunkie]

I wonder how hot the average temperatures have to get before the most resilient climate change doubters finally admit that it's real.

[Bugeater]

I wonder how hot the average temperatures have to get before the most resilient climate change doubters finally admit that it's real.
It was a beautiful day here in Omaha, which is all the evidence I need that global warming is a farce.

[sd4chiefs]

What part of SD do you live in, lol? It's 92 out here in Santee, the hot part of the county.

Just west of Poway.

[BigMeatballDave]

Just west of Poway.

62 in La Mesa? How is that possible?

[Psyko Tek]

I live in AZ it's always hot enough