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Damn, I'm burnin' up here. Aren't you dyin' down there in Olympia Lisab?
How hot is it, it's been cold here, temps at night in the 40's.lisab said:Yep. Holy cow, I might burn up my car's AC before July 1! I wilt once the temp goes over about 68F. I am a true weather wimp.
Evo said:How hot is it, it's been cold here, temps at night in the 40's.
Evo said:How hot is it, it's been cold here, temps at night in the 40's.
I actually break out in welts and get sick, no heat for me.lisab said:In the 80s. Nights have been in the 50s - I would love 40s at night!
I've never been good in warm weather, I melt.
m k said:Ever highest temperature in Lapland
http://www.finlandtimes.fi/weather/2013/06/01/1241/Ever-highest-temperature-in-Lapland
AnTiFreeze3 said:I despise warm weather. It makes me feel lazy.
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