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Been lower to mid 90s this week in Ohio. The high humidity makes it worse.

Yes, hot, hot, hot! But 10 degrees or more cooler than earlier in the week.

88 F right now! Beautiful and dry. No humidity.

No it's belting with rain, was hot earlier though. Red sky at night though, should be nice tomorrow

It was hot and humid earlier. The much needed rain we are getting brought it down to a comfy cozy 71 degrees!

It was 35C all week, 42C with the humidity.

we finally had storms and rain all day and at last, its cooler, but muggy, 25C

Next week its going to be 30C and then right back into it again.

whew!

Toronto hasn't had weather like that for over 15 years.

So hot in England today Well, for us anyway. 30C/86F.

I start malfunctioning at anything above room temperature...

It's been hot and humid! And rainy :/ stupid mosquitoes are out too boo texas~!

:-6 We have had very cool weather in San Diego in the 60's and overcast more like our usual June gloom, or May gray.

We hit 89º today with the humidity to match. A t-storm moved through around 4pm which dropped the temperature some, but not the humidity. It's suppose to improve Saturday.

Mustang;1321341 wrote: We hit 89º today with the humidity to match. A t-storm moved through around 4pm which dropped the temperature some, but not the humidity. It's suppose to improve Saturday.


Seems we have the same forecast again Mustang, its just been to to hot this year, how are you holding up working outside?

It was supposed to be cooler today. 90 degrees and humid again.

Even though the temp is down to 75F/23C, the humidity is 95%.

I had to turn the air back on as it's so humid, and I need to do some projects in my home.

Well, I am in the Akron/Cleveland area the last few day. It was hot but not too humid the first day or so, and today is a gorgeous 85, with mild humidity.

It rained, and took the temps down! Hooray!

Odie;1321346 wrote: Seems we have the same forecast again Mustang, its just been to to hot this year, how are you holding up working outside?


When my wife is in charge of the garden hose, I've learned quickly that it'll be turned on me eventually. :sneaky: :wah: Holding up very well with those hose downs. :p



A sunny 80º with blue skies and a nice breeze today. Not so humid either. :-6

Mustang;1321457 wrote: When my wife is in charge of the garden hose, I've learned quickly that it'll be turned on me eventually. :sneaky: :wah: Holding up very well with those hose downs. :p



A sunny 80º with blue skies and a nice breeze today. Not so humid either. :-6


psst.....get your wife with the hose first....she won't do it again.:yh_rotfl

27C and sunny but for once, no humidity, see our forecast is the same today, are you sure you don't live here?:sneaky:

It's Saturday afternoon 3:26 PM and it is 98 F with humidity at 28%

Outlandishly hot with no significant rain in months - if it does not rain within the next two weeks then they will close the canals for lack of water

Bryn Mawr;1321606 wrote: Outlandishly hot with no significant rain in months - if it does not rain within the next two weeks then they will close the canals for lack of water
I don't know exactly where you live Bryn or what happens with your canals.

We have a few canals here, but they are really small, the only thing they are good for is that they are very pretty.



Does this mean no boats will be able to get threw yours?

It seems this year everywhere is overly hot, but not to have water in months like you, that has to be really upsetting to everyone, the environment and farmers.

I'm in the San Jose area now and for the next 8 days and it's beautiful--about 90 in the very hottest part of the day but I've been used to 110+ until last week. . .AND it cools way down at night! Daughter says we'll have to wear jackets when we go to see Smokey Robinson next Friday night at The Winery.

Zapata;1321611 wrote: I'm in the San Jose area now and for the next 8 days and it's beautiful--about 90 in the very hottest part of the day but I've been used to 110+ until last week. . .AND it cools way down at night! Daughter says we'll have to wear jackets when we go to see Smokey Robinson next Friday night at The Winery.


90 would seem cooler than 110+, I wish you and your daughter a fantastic holiday!:guitarist

hard to believe you'll need winter jackets.:-3

Odie;1321609 wrote: I don't know exactly where you live Bryn or what happens with your canals.

We have a few canals here, but they are really small, the only thing they are good for is that they are very pretty.



Does this mean no boats will be able to get threw yours?

It seems this year everywhere is overly hot, but not to have water in months like you, that has to be really upsetting to everyone, the environment and farmers.


The canals are certainly pretty but without water boats cannot move.

We're about two hundred miles from our home moorings and in three weeks time we're due to start bringing her back but it looks like she'll have to stay put until after the next heavy, prolonged rain has refilled the reservoirs.

I'll take the heat and humidity over the snow and cold any day!

It reached 29C today and its humid.

I've always hated humidity, but Toronto was once well know for that and its back.

Bryn Mawr;1321765 wrote: The canals are certainly pretty but without water boats cannot move.

We're about two hundred miles from our home moorings and in three weeks time we're due to start bringing her back but it looks like she'll have to stay put until after the next heavy, prolonged rain has refilled the reservoirs.


Hmmm can't see much of that happening at the moment. We've been overcast and threatened with rain for about a week now, the most that happens is light drizzle, not much good to anybody!

Peg;1321768 wrote: I'll take the heat and humidity over the snow and cold any day!


I agree. Snow sucks eggs!

Betty Boop;1321794 wrote: Hmmm can't see much of that happening at the moment. We've been overcast and threatened with rain for about a week now, the most that happens is light drizzle, not much good to anybody!


Clouds gather, storm threatens, wind blows and clouds disappear - never known the like

Just returned from Malta where it averaged 35 degrees in the shade with high humidity. Very uncomfortable to sleep through. I managed it by drinking copious amounts of beer. It quenches the thirst and makes you drowsy :wah:



But the flies....oh the flies

Bryn Mawr;1321830 wrote: Clouds gather, storm threatens, wind blows and clouds disappear - never known the like


Exactly that is happening here now, overcast all day, then out came some blue sky for the first time in days. Within the hour we were covered with huge, low, black, beastly looking clouds, the wind is picking up and I can see the cloud scudding across the bay away from us only to be replaced by paler cloud and the drizzle begins again for a few minutes and then disappears again!

Betty Boop;1321849 wrote: Exactly that is happening here now, overcast all day, then out came some blue sky for the first time in days. Within the hour we were covered with huge, low, black, beastly looking clouds, the wind is picking up and I can see the cloud scudding across the bay away from us only to be replaced by paler cloud and the drizzle begins again for a few minutes and then disappears again!


ooooh I take it back, the drizzle has just turned into a downpour!!

Bryn Mawr;1321765 wrote: The canals are certainly pretty but without water boats cannot move.

We're about two hundred miles from our home moorings and in three weeks time we're due to start bringing her back but it looks like she'll have to stay put until after the next heavy, prolonged rain has refilled the reservoirs.


so yours are for boats, how sad its become that tragic with no water anywhere.

Odie;1321889 wrote: so yours are for boats, how sad its become that tragic with no water anywhere.


They've just announced that the canal is to close - in three weekends time!

We're trying to rearrange our weekends to go up and rescue the boat the weekend after next.

Bryn Mawr;1321893 wrote: They've just announced that the canal is to close - in three weekends time!

We're trying to rearrange our weekends to go up and rescue the boat the weekend after next.


oh no!:-5

Is your boat arleady sitting on dry land from lack of water?

Odie;1321907 wrote: oh no!:-5

Is your boat arleady sitting on dry land from lack of water?


Not yet

Once they lock the gates the level shouldn't go down much more.

I hate this time of year.!!!

Excessive Heat Warnings for the week - 115 degrees.

That's not hot - it's Hell.

Patsy

Patsy Warnick;1321910 wrote: I hate this time of year.!!!

Excessive Heat Warnings for the week - 115 degrees.

That's not hot - it's Hell.

Patsy


how can you handle it that hot?

It's a expensive time of year for @ 4 months - air condition.. just the opposite to one needing heat.

Hate it.. The birds don't even fly, gets any hotter Planes can't fly.

I survived 122 degrees and the air port was closed down that year.

Global warming to the extreme... wah..!!

Patsy

Steamy, lots of rain this summer. Not my favorite weather but Im in no rush to hurry into autumn just yet.

I just talked to the daughter in the desert (my hometown) & she said there was a heat advisory today-supposed to get to 117. I think it got up to about 85 here in northern Cal., and will be cool tonight.

Gosh, about 85 in LA today, so nice compared to that heat wave we had on the east coast.

wow, 33C with the humidity and much hotter tomorrow, 40C.:-3

just to hot this summer and no sign of relief.

39C today with the humidity:-5

can't even turn off the a/c at nights anymore.

hydro bill is going to be through the roof.

It is already 91, and not yet 10:00.

Disgusting....going up to 100F/38C today with high humidity. I'm so sick of the heat.

Yes, the humidity is what makes it bad here when it is hot.

Kathy Ellen;1323781 wrote: Disgusting....going up to 100F/38C today with high humidity. I'm so sick of the heat.


same here Kathy, 38C, supposed to be the hottest day so far.

it is disgusting.....my hydro bill is going to cost me a fortune as well.

I hate having all the windows closed.:-5

In the 90s here with a heat index of 104. Too hot and humid, but better than winter.

Supposed to be a high of 113 today. At 9 a.m. the thermometer said 105 in the shade. Fortunately it's low humidity only 27%.