4:32p and 101 deg with humidity 105 deg I think I will take that cool one now. Sugarless tea of course.
In your case, drink somemore for me. I am headed out for scholl so I can git learnd adn educatored. :wink:
I remember back in the early 90s when I was about 5 or 6 in central Illinois that our afternoon temperature for a couple of days during July was 105 with a heat index of 110-115 with 70 or so percent humidity. So all I can say is I would rather be in a dry heat place with hot temperatures than in a high humidity place with hot temperatures (70% or above). Because when I was out west in Arizona with my family a couple of years ago the heat felt "cooler" with the low humidity.
We crossed the 100° mark yesterday and today. Needless to say, I'm glad that I've been spared a sunburn so far
It's supposed to get up to 95 today and 96 2moro in the FL panhandle; the rain saved me yesterday from the heat (or I just didn't notice the heat)... right now it's 93. I must be getting off lightly compared to the people out west lol
It's 2:47p and the temp is 101 with heat factor of 105. Was told it is supposed to get to 103 today. we shall see.
It was a relatively moderate 97 in metro Boston today, but it sure didn't feel cool. It was hot as the :devil:. Now 6 PM and still 95.
The monsoon thunderclouds rolled into the Inland Empire area yesterday, unfortunately it brought in un-California-like, more East Coast-like, humidity. The problem was that we still hit 107 yesterday, though things did cool off quickly (to about 90). Today it was sunny, hot, and unbelievably humid. Though we have a more arid type of humidity versus that saturated East Coast kind, it was still very uncomfortable. Today's high was 105, with the heat index making it feel like 112. Our 100+ degree heat wave continues. Think cool thoughts of ice cream, snow, air conditioning, cold showers...:googlyeye
Just left the class room at college where the teacher keeps the room temperature below 60. I stepped out into 93 degree with humidity 95 and just about passed out.