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What's the hottest temperature you've experienced?

Yossarian

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Dec 26, 2000
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120F in Palm Springs last weekend. Plus I had to push this broken down car for about 1/4 mile :( 113 a couple years back in Dallas was pretty brutal too because it was wicked humid.
 

randal

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Jun 3, 2001
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I once enjoyed 111 in Vegas. It was ridiculous. It's been averaging 97-99 here in Colorado Springs for the past week though, and it's killing me.
 

91TTZ

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Technically speaking temperature-wise, I'd say 110 in Arizona. But let's get real- that's not that uncomfortable since the humidity is so low. With a bottle of water you feel fine. Here in NJ, 95 degrees with 96% humidity is a killer, though. It's hot as hell and you can't get any relief, the sweat just drips off you and doesn't cool you down one bit. Your clothes end up soaked and you end up a mess.
 

sonz70

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Apr 19, 2005
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Forget the temperature was exactly, but when I was India...man..was so hot, like, can't even fathom living there hot.
 

gar3555

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Jan 8, 2005
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up to around 120 w/ a nice 20 mph wind, not a breeze, the air blowing is not cooling, it is hot, kind of like a blast furnace...damn dry Kansas weather...stupid rocky mountains stealing all our moisture :)
 

Tom

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Oct 9, 1999
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110 with 100% humidity in lovely Oklahoma, home of the red dirt milkshake. And the aroma of crude oil.

 

Sphexi

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Feb 22, 2005
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Years back in Kitty Hawk, NC it hit 109 while I was there. Up here in VT it was about 104 or so.
 

andylawcc

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Mar 9, 2000
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Originally posted by: Yossarian
120F in Palm Springs last weekend. Plus I had to push this broken down car for about 1/4 mile :(
uuuuu.... that sucks... man, I can just imagine the pain.

113 a couple years back in Dallas was pretty brutal too because it was wicked humid.
humiditiy is a worse enemy than heat.


i mean weather; don't reply if you're on fire
hahahah
 

Feldenak

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Jan 31, 2003
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Well...I wasn't technically on fire but I worked in the melt shop of a steel mill...I have never been so hot in all my life.
 
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Originally posted by: BrokenVisage
Originally posted by: Kalvin00
Originally posted by: FrustratedUser
Originally posted by: aircooled
120-ish. Tuscan, Az

It's officially never been 120F in Tucson.

Owned.

I'd say for me, probably around 112 is the hottest i've ever felt, here in Nor Cal.

Haha, maybe 120 with the heat index tacked on.

Heat index is not real temperature.