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109 F / 42.7 C This will beat the 1898 temp by one degree------Great day for a game of golf-----you can have the whole course to yourself.:wah:

I lived in the Sacramento area for quite a long time and the summers there are a killer. I had a car without A/C and I'd end up with sweat marks down the front of my shirts... very attractive.

SnoozeAgain;1429202 wrote: I lived in the Sacramento area for quite a long time and the summers there are a killer. I had a car without A/C and I'd end up with sweat marks down the front of my shirts... very attractive.


I can handle the dry heat here at 100 plus more so than 85 F with high humidity like Tampa, Florida where I once lived.

Lon;1429201 wrote: 109 F / 42.7 C This will beat the 1898 temp by one degree------Great day for a game of golf-----you can have the whole course to yourself.:wah:


Does this mean you finally turned your air-conditioning on??

Lon;1429203 wrote: I can handle the dry heat here at 100 plus more so than 85 F with high humidity like Tampa, Florida where I once lived.


Sacramento is humid compared to the Salt Lake City area... we're lucky to get 25% humidity during the summer unless we get a big thunderstorm roll in off the lake.

111 degrees yesterday...!

Our Golf Course was empty

Our Streets were empty too :wah:

I'll do the dry heat - Lon your right nothing worse than that added humidity

Florida was a killer - my eye glasses fogged up...:wah:

Patsy

So far, this year has been GREAT!!

We have had one day above 90f all spring.

By this time last year we had 30 days, and the A/C had been running since the second week of May.

This year, I have had the windows open since April 20th

I could stand to go through the whole summer like this.

LarsMac

How nice

Our windows & doors are shut probably until September...

I'll keep trying - maybe some nights will cool down.:-2

I survived 122 degrees - closed the Airport for planes in or going out.

Patsy

Patsy, I have a hard time imagining 122 F temps! :yh_sweat

tabby;1429217 wrote: Patsy, I have a hard time imagining 122 F temps! :yh_sweat


I used to, until I had to drive through Tude Dog's and Yzgi's part of the country last June.

Lars

so, you ran into a little heat did you?..:yh_rotfl

It's Death Valley.! you made me laugh. :yh_rotfl too funny when people come across extreme heat - actually takes your breath away.

It's tough to take for 3 to 4 months.. I'll do it before I shovel snow again..

Patsy

Patsy Warnick;1429223 wrote: Lars

so, you ran into a little heat did you?..:yh_rotfl

It's Death Valley.! you made me laugh. :yh_rotfl too funny when people come across extreme heat - actually takes your breath away.

It's tough to take for 3 to 4 months.. I'll do it before I shovel snow again..

Patsy


Well I don't mind shoveling a little snow, if it means avoiding summers in the sauna (Dry or steam.)

I grew up in the South. I'll see your Death Valley and raise you the Okeefenokee, or Atchafalaya for a summer. 100+ degrees with 100+ % humidity. No, thank you, ma'am. I am SO done with that.

Me, I like it when the thermometer seldom gets above 90 and the humidity is a nice muggy 35%.

I've got used to the Colorado weather, and like it just fine, thank you. Not too hot, not too cold. Just right

And the summer's first heat wave is upon us.

NOAA National Weather Service

This picture reminded me of this thread !

It's 120 degrees today...!!!

horrible hot

Patsy

Well it's going to top 85 here in Seattle and people are dropping on the street. I remember being in Virginia weather, 100f-100% humidity. I'll take Siberia any day.

Patsy Warnick;1430736 wrote: It's 120 degrees today...!!!

horrible hot

Patsy


I feel for you.

Today, we spent driving across Iowa. The temp hovered in the high sixties and lower seventies, and all afternoon we kept running into rain showers.

I think tomorrow, as we cross Illinois, Indiana and Ohio, we can expect more of the same.

This summer has been a lot nicer than last in the Midwest.

LarMac

Where are you headed?

I see your usually on the road - I love road trips & with this heat we're do to go...

Have you ever made it to Yellowstone? That's beautiful country.

it's 107 at 7:20 p.m... at least now there's a little air to breathe.

Be careful - sometimes those rain showers can be blinding.

Patsy

LarsMac;1429224 wrote: Well I don't mind shoveling a little snow, if it means avoiding summers in the sauna (Dry or steam.)

I grew up in the South. I'll see your Death Valley and raise you the Okeefenokee, or Atchafalaya for a summer. 100+ degrees with 100+ % humidity. No, thank you, ma'am. I am SO done with that.

Me, I like it when the thermometer seldom gets above 90 and the humidity is a nice muggy 35%.

I've got used to the Colorado weather, and like it just fine, thank you. Not too hot, not too cold. Just right


You're just east of me. I like the summers in Utah a lot more than the ones in Sacramento but I could do without the snow and ice in winter. Somewhere that's no colder than 35 and no hotter than 85 would be perfect.

For Patsy ~~~~~>

Thanks Tabby

But this hot hot heat is difficult to explain unless you've experienced it.

That Fan would just shoot hot oven air at you.

News channels all read - heat alert - do not go out unless absolutely necessary.

all the elderly - ill - animals should all stay in doors etc..

If one has a pool - your dry in a minute once out.

I never thought 107 degrees would be a temp to look forward to.:-2

Patsy

So, a fellow from Colorado town, is braving the heat in Patsy's neighborhood.



Longmont heat-runner tries to set Forceful record in Death Valley - Longmont Times-Call

:yh_rotfl :yh_rotfl

Can you imagine seeing this guy taking a run..:yh_rotfl & with the rest of the crew..

Our streets are empty - ghost town - I'd think he's a robber or on good drugs..! Both?

May the force be with him.

Thanks

Lars

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