Too hot

[SOB]

I have my air conditioner happily installed back in my window.  The apocolypse ain't gettin' past my front door, it's all cool cool breezes in here!

[Hangtime]

Originally posted by Nash
Seeing that neither yourself, the government nor the scientific community have a reliable explanation for the ominous meteorlogical portents and signs of impending doom, is it cool with you that we just discuss what's happening today?... without some kinda jammy wearin' sign holdin' doomsday sayin' agenda stapled to it?

It's freakin' wet here. Okay?

Sure. Nice 'n cool inside with the A/C purring. Neat byproduct of the technology is it ain't humid in here either.

Have you ever noticed the sound of fresh ice dropped into a glass of sun tea? You can actually hear it sizzle and snap! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh ... that's goooooood.

I did see a guy in jammies with a 'repent now, the end is nigh' sign.. he looked pretty hot and sweaty in his toga 'n all. I just turned up the a/c another notch in the van as I drove by and I wondered......  

is it a dry heat or humid in hell?

[Nash]

s'more like it.

[AWMac]

Originally posted by NUKE
We began hitting the 100's last month and it's already been staying around 108-114.

Sometimes it's over 100 degrees at midnight. It's 99 right now and the low will be around 85.

We have until about October before it really cools down.

But Nuke c'mon and admit it...it's just a "Dry Heat".

[Saintaw]

Dying here too, and 2 months of summer/year doesn't warrant to have an A/C. Funny thing is it used to be "hot" a couple of years ago, after the realy hot summer we had here a couple of years ago (a lot of elderly died in France)... now, whenever it goes above 70degs... you'll hear about "Heat wave attack!" on the news... I'm wondering when they are going to start giving it colour codes

[Flyboy]

bunch of wussies!

[Suave]

Lol, I don't isreal can compare to US gulf states' humid heat dude. 105 degrees in montana feels better than 85 degrees in florida.

[lada]

Originally posted by Saintaw
Dying here too, and 2 months of summer/year doesn't warrant to have an A/C. Funny thing is it used to be "hot" a couple of years ago, after the realy hot summer we had here a couple of years ago (a lot of elderly died in France)... now, whenever it goes above 70degs... you'll hear about "Heat wave attack!" on the news... I'm wondering when they are going to start giving it colour codes

Ich libe moderate clima ... just sweet 28 deg. cel., under modrate clouds.... trees full of cheries.... and looking forward, when all Ice from the polls will be converted to the water and we will have sea over here as well... Then i will live in proper paradise

[Nilsen]

You would prolly either drown or get swamped by refugees lada... No paradise, thats for sure

[Saintaw]

See rule 7

"attempt to bypass the profanity filter"

[Krusher]

Originally posted by airbumba
I hate this humid heat in the East. I need relief. I don't care what Tom Cruise says, I'm sufferin from 'post popsicle depression' and need pills.

Air conditioning, the best invention since TP !

[lazs2]

we had more rain than usual here... about a 1/25 year rain event. It has been a fairly cool winter and spring.

[Skuzzy]

Been unusually warm for this time of the year here.  But the killer has been the dang humidity.  I feel like I have moved back to Corpus Christi.  Can't walk outside without turning into a sticky mess.
I cannot recall when the humidity has been this high for so long here.  It really makes it miserable.

[storch]

we've had three weeks of non stop rain here in Miami and it has been interesting.  we live on a lake which is back about 100 feet from our back doors the lake is rising daily.  we are currently catching LMB where we used to mow.  I'm sure we will need to re do the beach once the water recedes.  the temperature has been unseasonably cool due to the mostly continous overcast. hello, hellooohooo,  is this the O' club?  

[spitfiremkv]

alright, well here's my status:

hee in Joisy it's been pretty cold until last week, Friday and yesterday it's been getting pretty hot and humid.

However, more than the heat what made me sweat was a strut on the plane which decided to extend almost fully as I was rolling onto the taxiway.