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Holy @#$% it's hot

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MrPickins said:
34C/94F is warm, but you need to get closer to 38C/100F to call it hot, IMO.
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Depending on humidity.
90f in Seattle with humidity can suck. 10x worse in the midwest or parts of Florida with their outrageous humidity.
This past summer I think we hit a record of 107f around Seattle...
Wasn't too bad, because the humidity was fine.

It was in the mid 20's today.
 
can't be that hot..

there's an iceberg off yer coast.

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sao123 said:
so that would be a cup of soup...as opposed to like a bowl 😛
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Whatever it is, its hot bally hairy and sweaty and a little salty.

Yes we have christmas in the summer. We get fed all the American "its a white christmas" stuff though, which is kind of stupid and annoying.
 
Sea Moose said:
Yes we have christmas in the summer. We get fed all the American "its a white christmas" stuff though, which is kind of stupid and annoying.
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LOL like all of the people who put that fake canned snow on their trees and every Christmas card ever created is snow themed. We pretty much celebrate a snowy Christmas in 30' weather.
 
Common Courtesy said:
100F is mildly warm

Vegas/Phoenix has 100 common in the daytime from June through Sept.
As long as the humidity is low, it is tolerable with water and shade.

A few years ago ('05), we had lows of 110 for 2 weeks running.
that meant it was HOT in the daytime
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there were a couple times back in the global warming days of the 1990s when houston would have 2 months straight of 100+ degrees with 90%+ humidity. we're basically a jungle here.

in fact, actual tropical places like singapore and malaysia are more comfortable.
 
Was 74° F this morning. Started raining around 10AM though. It's around 60° F currently.

Lots of places get hot during the day but most typically get a break in the evening time so it's not a sustained heat. In Florida during the summer it can easily run 95-100F all day and at midnight still be in the mid 80s.
 
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Looks like it's going to be just as hot today D: But I have my work christmas party this afternoon, drinking in the sun at the local park :awe: Already got sunburnt yesterday, better be careful.
 
GodlessAstronomer said:
Looks like it's going to be just as hot today D: But I have my work christmas party this afternoon, drinking in the sun at the local park :awe: Already got sunburnt yesterday, better be careful.
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Whatever, your high is 24 today, hardly 35.

It was 29 here last night at around 9pm with a low of 20.
 
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