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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: NUKE on July 14, 2004, 01:16:42 AM
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It's 11.17 pm, 100 dgrees, 25% humitity and storming like hell! I Love the monsoon season!
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Mid 60s here, unfortunaly my room is on the sunny side on the afternoons and my room bakes lol.
Cant sleep Nuke?
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We have been lucky in North Texas. Strange weather pattern has kept temps low and lots of rain for the last month. Our local lake is full for the first time in 10 years. Mid 90's is the hottest it's been.
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Lake Worth has been over its normal level since the begining of the month. Quite impressive for July and last month's hellacious storm...
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Yep, I was refering to Lake Bridgeport. It's always drained to keep Eagle Mountain full.
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Could you send some heat over here please? Its been a bad summer so far... Its only 73.4 here atm, but average in june was 68ish.
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what the heck is that? We don't go that low in the winter
try 95 to 98 degress with 85 to 95% humidity, thunderstorms cooking off just about every afternoon by 3/4 pm
I'll trade you that 100/25 for 95/95 anyday :)
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11pm?
85/85 - if you're lucky :)
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Supposed to have our first 100 degree day on record today. Quite a change over a couple of years ago where we had like 40 days in a row over the century mark.
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Was only 90 here yesterday, but one of the more nasty storms we've seen this summer came through. They touched off the sirens three times in an hour.
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Originally posted by Eagler
what the heck is that? We don't go that low in the winter
try 95 to 98 degress with 85 to 95% humidity, thunderstorms cooking off just about every afternoon by 3/4 pm
I'll trade you that 100/25 for 95/95 anyday :)
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11pm?
85/85 - if you're lucky :)
Yeah, but at midnight? :D
[edit] oops, just noticed you included 11pm [edit]
You are right..... I'd take our heat any day compaired to what you've got. I was in Florida last summer and 85 dgrees with 90% humidity is like hellfire compaired to 110-118 and low humidity like we have here.
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Heat index of 107 degrees at 0700 and by all indications is supposed to be 116 heat index by this afternoon. Lovely down here in the Louisiana swamps.
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does the gila river have water in it again?? last time I was out that way it looked like the gila game path
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The week Corey Stringer died in MN it was 96 degrees...at 4AM. The heat index had peaked at 118. No sea breeze, either :(
We won't even discuss humidity in the land of 10,000 lakes
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Originally posted by Goth
Heat index of 107 degrees at 0700 and by all indications is supposed to be 116 heat index by this afternoon. Lovely down here in the Louisiana swamps.
Crayfish must be awfully soft this time of year.....I'll wait till december :aok
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This has put me to thinking. It seems that every year we are seeing progressively hotter summers. are we breaking records from one hundred years ago? Thomas Jefferson recorded weather conditions in his diary throughout his life I wonder if there is access to that information to use as a form of imprecise comparison?
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sissies.
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Originally posted by storch
This has put me to thinking. It seems that every year we are seeing progressively hotter summers. are we breaking records from one hundred years ago? Thomas Jefferson recorded weather conditions in his diary throughout his life I wonder if there is access to that information to use as a form of imprecise comparison?
Not true, don't buy into the global warning theory yet. Hottest day in history in this area was back in 1980.
Like everything, there are ebbs and flows. More ozone is destroyed by one volcanic eruption than all the cars in the world.
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Originally posted by Goth
Not true, don't buy into the global warning theory yet. Hottest day in history in this area was back in 1980.
Like everything, there are ebbs and flows. More ozone is destroyed by one volcanic eruption than all the cars in the world.
Oh I'm not buying into that hogwash but I would like to see a comparison non the less
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Originally posted by NUKE
It's 11.17 pm, 100 dgrees, 25% humitity and storming like hell! I Love the monsoon season!
I am experiencing my first monsoon season ever and so far I like it, I am from upstate NY and have never seen anything like the storms im watching today and last night. I love the low humidity though.
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Originally posted by RTStuka
I am experiencing my first monsoon season ever and so far I like it, I am from upstate NY and have never seen anything like the storms im watching today and last night. I love the low humidity though.
Yeah, they can be fun to watch. We got hit really hard last night in my area..... trees down, broken branches all over the streets.
They forcast a high of 100 70% humidiy today (heat index 145) because of the storms.
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Yeah last night was something else, it was raining so hard at one point here in tucson that I couldnt see off my belcony, ive had more visibility in blizzards back home then I did last night. The lightning was amazing also, it never stopped.
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We had a T-Storm blow through a couple of days ago. I was playing AH when there was a flash of lightening immediately followed by the boom of a thunderclap that was the loudest I have ever heard. Darn near jumped out of my skin.
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100F here today... humidity is at 7%.
Expected high is 103.