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I am now officially phobic of Mondays.
 
We almost hit 43, that's celsius, yesterday. Comfy, isn't it? :-p
 
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I'm so glad that I don't live in a desert.

High's in the 70's and lows in the 50's all week. :approve:
 
Yeah...I grew up in Minnesota, so to me, there's no such thing as too hot.

What really sucks, weather-wise, is that ended up going to grad school in the upper mid-west as well (though at least it's a few degrees south of where I used to live). Don't get me wrong, I love my new school in every other respect, but it just occurred to me the other day that grad school was my chance to move somewhere warmer, and I didn't even apply anywhere in the South! Oh well...
 
It's going to be pretty comfy around here
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George Jones said:
Wow - above the boiling point four days in a row.
I blame global warming/Al Gore.
 
Geez, yesterday I was out planting trees at a farm and nearly froze to death! There was a howling wind, and it was cold! I had on a sweater and jacket over top and gloves and I still thought I was going to freeze to death. Although I think I would rather that than having insanely hot temperatures like that!
 
If it makes you feel better,
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There's going to be some ****ed up weather going on this summer.
 
here it will soon be 95 every day, accompanied by 80 percent of moister. i can stand the heat, since it matters less when in shadow, and cold at night. high moister means: hot anywhere, anytime, and all the sweat... bah
 
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Where's Johnny Carson when you need him?
 
We were supposed to get into the mid-70's yesterday. It reached 91 in the shade.
 
Ivan Seeking said:
Anything over 70F is too hot.

Evo said:
My thoughts exactly.

Hi.How are things in Pluto? :-p
 
Today, we were supposed to get maybe 70 degrees. It's 78 in the shade right now. I shouldn't complain, but when it's too hot to split and stack firewood in early May, something is wrong. Yesterday, I split wood until late morning when the temps got to around 80, then I took out the Softail and ran some parsnips up to my dad. I wanted to keep riding and get some miles in, but when looked in the rear-view and saw how flushed my face was, I headed home. It was over 90 in the shade when I got back here. That's not too unusual in late July or August, but early May?! One year in high school I skied on the south face of a local kettle-hole (steep-walled depression in an esker) near my parent's place in June after school was out. I guess I could move from Maine to northern Quebec to enjoy the winters of my childhood.
 
neutrino said:
Hi.How are things in Pluto? :-p
Kansas is too hot for me. Heck! Maine is too hot for me. But Madras? How are things on Venus?
 
turbo-1 said:
Kansas is too hot for me. Heck! Maine is too hot for me. But Madras? How are things on Venus?

I'm ready even for an acid-rain. :wink:
 
We set a new record for warm temperature yesterday - but it was only warm (88F) - but it was humid (> 80% Rel Hum).

This afternoon just after lunch we had a thundershower roll through and now we have a tornado watch.
 
Astronuc said:
- but it was only warm (88F) - but it was humid (> 80% Rel Hum).

It's sometime past midnight, now and that's about the weather here. I think we hit 43/110 yesterday.
 
We were in the 50's last night, 60's yesterday, 60's today, low tonight and tomorrow in the 40's. (fahrenheit). :!)
 
Evo said:
We were in the 50's last night, 60's yesterday, 60's today, low tonight and tomorrow in the 40's. (fahrenheit). :!)

Go on, rub it in...
 
neutrino said:
Go on, rub it in...
Give her hell! It's not like she's going to fly 12,000 miles to smack you with a frozen fish. :rolleyes: Although that might be the coolest that you'd be all day. :smile:
 
I prefer temperatures in the desert about 100F. Here in Portland I'm very comfortable at about 80F. I'm usually feeling pretty cold.
 
Evo said:
We were in the 50's last night, 60's yesterday, 60's today, low tonight and tomorrow in the 40's. (fahrenheit). :!)
Trade you. :biggrin:

I would prefer ~ 70°F (21°C) with about 40-50% humidity and sunny, on a daily basis, with 2 cm of rain each Friday evening - year round. :smile: