85 degrees in the Seattle area. Hot! (for us)

Had a nice bar-b-que today. Steaks and brats

You?

Low 70's Partly cloudy in the Washington DC area, a nice spring day. If you can deal with the pollen.

Really hot in Riverside,Calif., shorts and tank tops, air conditioning on. The Electric Co. loves this kind of weather. They have alwready hiked up the cost of electricity. It was a 102degrees here today. Sempers, LadyM59

Okinawa, Japan - 1345 on Sunday

Sunny, 80 degrees, light wind.

About to take a ride on my sporty.

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Originally posted by LadyM59:
The Electric Co. loves this kind of weather. They have alwready hiked up the cost of electricity.

You are lucky you arent here. Baltimore Gas & Electric raised their rates 70% a couple of months ago. Even with budget billing we are paying $388.00 per month.

Southeastern Ohio

Rain, rain, go away.

Delay my last...

Typhone coming... TC 3...

No ride for me.

106 degrees near the Arabian Gulf!

Cool, drizzly and damp.

59 and over cast.

NOAA site says we're (Montclair, CA) at 84 now with projected high of 98.

they say it will be 100 degress today in Tucson. Good! That means we can finally get rid of our sweaters and our overcoats down here and start walking around in longsleeved shirts.

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Originally posted by Joe_Carey:
they say it will be 100 degress today in Tucson. Good! That means we can finally get rid of our sweaters and our overcoats down here and start walking around in longsleeved shirts.

At this posting...already 95 in Tucson.
Humidity at 16%.
I live just North, in Oro Valley.

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Originally posted by SgtLtUSMC:
106 degrees near the Arabian Gulf!

What was the humidity?

break, break

Hey, Ips:

85 isn't hot ....surely you aren't a whiner, right?



79 clicks (about 45 mi.) south of you the shaded open air temp was 95 (20% humidity), and 100 degrees under my very open air, very ventilated roofed deck.

Once upon a time, in this same AO, I read 11 degrees below zero---coming home at 5:00am from a very tiring last day of outdoor Christmas work (I never work X-Mas Eve!) ....so the thermometor read.

Worn out to the bone, I read 3 times, just to make sure that I wasn't screwed up---between the centigrade side and the F side.

No matter: typically my temps vary higher and lower by about 5-15 degrees from you liberal AOed wooses up north, where I was born and raised.

85 isn't hot. I know by personal experience a little about Guam (and many other spots NW of there), NC, Memphis and the Sea-Tac - Renton area---to name a few.

break, break

Count yourself smart to live in a warmer or less cold area.

I repeat: 85 isn't bad. Humidity depending, I switch from coffee to iced tee at about 93.

At about 95, I direct a fan my way.

break, break

On the subject of blowing you out, Ips, it'd take about 100ea 15-$20.00 typical house fans.

So far so good ....yer mostly okay in my book (no need to buy a bunch of fans!) ...but.......!



Sf,
--Erl

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Breezy here today 54 is the temp.....

60's Partly Cloudy and Windy in Lancaster, PA (Central PA)

80s sunny-OC Cali

Peaked at 103 today.

Now, a balmy 100.

10-12 degrees above normal, so they say, for this time of the year.

111 in imperial california.
I can't wait for 115. I'm sure there will be outside work to be done.

pacos weather.?????? chili today, tamale tomorrow...

113 deg. yesterday here in Henderson, NV. That is the airport temp. Sidewalk temp is hot enough to fry an egg. Elec. power bill for us will hit around $500 and we keep our thermostat at 78 and ceiling fans on. I feel for the folks that work outside. Semper Fidelis. Blackcoat.