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How's everyone surviving this heat wave
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jimbob200521
Diamond Member
Air Conditioner ftw. We've got it set to 70f, and when I get home, my air conditioner is going on high! 😛
Edit: 94f, feels like 107f here
Edit: 94f, feels like 107f here
DrPizza
Administrator Elite Member Goat Whisperer
I was just outside for a bit... quite comfortable here. I'd guess that with the heat index, it's 90ish. I think a lot of the heat indices are inflated these days... it seems that a lot of weather related forecasts are filled with more and more hype these days... hype sells.
JeffreyLebowski
Lifer
LOL This is winter weather here. It's only 96. I'll chim in and complain whe nit hits 110.
I love it though, all the news stations and everyone complains that it's soooo hot it's never been this hot, yadda yadda. Hellow, we, I, live in Texas. Texas is hot. Texas has always been hot. Compared to last year, this is nothing.
I love it though, all the news stations and everyone complains that it's soooo hot it's never been this hot, yadda yadda. Hellow, we, I, live in Texas. Texas is hot. Texas has always been hot. Compared to last year, this is nothing.
FrozenCanadian
Senior member
Its 29C but feels like 38C here, or 84 feels like 100 for the American's.
I get by fine thanks to AC. Although I really don't want to go out later, even though I don't have a choice.
I get by fine thanks to AC. Although I really don't want to go out later, even though I don't have a choice.
BoomerD
No Lifer
I'm glad our heat wave finally passed. 113 for 2 days in a row, and 9 days over 100 was tough. Electric bill is gonna suck. Happily, I live in Kahleeforneeya, where even though it gets hot, we rarely have any high humidity. Anything over 30% is considered muggy here on a hot day. Not like much of the country/world deals with. I remember living in the rockies, wherre a dry hot day might only have 4-8% relative humidity...
are you stoned or just stupid?
Houston does in fact gets CRAPLOADS of Humidity...
do some freaking homework before you talk..
http://www.weather.com/weather/wxdetail/77478?dayNum=4&from=weekend
type in 77478 in your weather.com.. and then do some reading..
right now its at 60%
this weekend its goign to be back up to 75% and most of the time its higher than that..
Amused
Elite Member
Good lord, are you defensive or just have a small penis?
Yes, Houston and points east do have a bit higher average humidity and temps. But you do not have the near constant below freezing temps 4 months out of the year the north has. When accounting for body acclimation to temp variances, it's much harder for people in the north to deal with the heat.
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