You poor guys shivering in Texas and Florida should come up to Northern Idaho and SE British Columbia where it’s warm. Hot in Florida? Phew!
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HA! Yeah, right!
97F here, 43% Rh + Sun = 106F solar heat index as I type.
97F here, 43% Rh + Sun = 106F solar heat index as I type.
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Originally Posted By: Bud
Yep we are having a cold front today. Only 92 with a heat index of 102. Had to put a sweater on.
Yep! Had to finally light the pilot in my heater
Yep we are having a cold front today. Only 92 with a heat index of 102. Had to put a sweater on.
Yep! Had to finally light the pilot in my heater
Need to move closer to the water, it's only 88 degrees Fahrenheit here today. My house sits right on the river though. Go a 1/4 mile or so away, or go to sandpoint, its 100 degrees. Pretty smoky too so I'm staying in the house today. My eyes are burning!
Today was nice. Only 94. Last two days been working in the garage. It was HOT!
Originally Posted By: KneeGrinder
Need to move closer to the water, it's only 88 degrees Fahrenheit here today. My house sits right on the river though. Go a 1/4 mile or so away, or go to sandpoint, its 100 degrees. Pretty smoky too so I'm staying in the house today. My eyes are burning!
108 in Caldwell.
Need to move closer to the water, it's only 88 degrees Fahrenheit here today. My house sits right on the river though. Go a 1/4 mile or so away, or go to sandpoint, its 100 degrees. Pretty smoky too so I'm staying in the house today. My eyes are burning!
108 in Caldwell.
Originally Posted By: CT8
Originally Posted By: KneeGrinder
Need to move closer to the water, it's only 88 degrees Fahrenheit here today. My house sits right on the river though. Go a 1/4 mile or so away, or go to sandpoint, its 100 degrees. Pretty smoky too so I'm staying in the house today. My eyes are burning!
108 in Caldwell.
I have a neighbor with a vacation house next to me, they live in Lewiston ID, 109 degrees yesterday! Its hotter down there!
Originally Posted By: KneeGrinder
Need to move closer to the water, it's only 88 degrees Fahrenheit here today. My house sits right on the river though. Go a 1/4 mile or so away, or go to sandpoint, its 100 degrees. Pretty smoky too so I'm staying in the house today. My eyes are burning!
108 in Caldwell.
I have a neighbor with a vacation house next to me, they live in Lewiston ID, 109 degrees yesterday! Its hotter down there!
Summer heat + humidity + Ohio Valley + one of the worst places in the country for allergies = Louisville, Ky.
Seriously, I had an outdoor event today at work and it was miserable. I can handle hot weather but allergies mixed in with humidity is a killer.
2014 - Louisville named worst city for allergies.
Seriously, I had an outdoor event today at work and it was miserable. I can handle hot weather but allergies mixed in with humidity is a killer.
2014 - Louisville named worst city for allergies.
We've got the heat, compounded by poor air quality (smoke from forest fires in B.C. and Alberta).
Sunday's projected 38 C works out to 100 F. But in just 10 weeks or so it will be time for winter tires.
Sunday's projected 38 C works out to 100 F. But in just 10 weeks or so it will be time for winter tires.
Originally Posted By: Number_35
We've got the heat, compounded by poor air quality (smoke from forest fires in B.C. and Alberta).
Sunday's projected 38 C works out to 100 F. But in just 10 weeks or so it will be time for winter tires.
There are not many cities that can go from -40 to +40 C in the same year!
We've got the heat, compounded by poor air quality (smoke from forest fires in B.C. and Alberta).
Sunday's projected 38 C works out to 100 F. But in just 10 weeks or so it will be time for winter tires.
There are not many cities that can go from -40 to +40 C in the same year!
Originally Posted By: fdcg27
Based upon the map you've posted, I'd say that the Northern areas have Texas and Florida pretty well beat on high temperatures for at least that day.
Those do seem like really extreme temps for that far North.
In our local town city of Cranbrook BC we hit a new record of 102 degrees. I’ll bet some records in Idaho and Montana were also broken.
Based upon the map you've posted, I'd say that the Northern areas have Texas and Florida pretty well beat on high temperatures for at least that day.
Those do seem like really extreme temps for that far North.
In our local town city of Cranbrook BC we hit a new record of 102 degrees. I’ll bet some records in Idaho and Montana were also broken.
Originally Posted By: Snagglefoot
Originally Posted By: Number_35
We've got the heat, compounded by poor air quality (smoke from forest fires in B.C. and Alberta).
Sunday's projected 38 C works out to 100 F. But in just 10 weeks or so it will be time for winter tires.
There are not many cities that can go from -40 to +40 C in the same year!
True, and think of the toll it takes on our potholed roads.
When I was in grade school we hit -45 C one winter, so combined with the +38 C we've hit in the past, that's a spread of 83 C between extremes.
I went to hear legendary astronaut John Young speak here one cold January evening, many years ago. He commented that the swing from 80 F in Houston that morning to Winnipeg's -30 F that evening was impressive.
Originally Posted By: Number_35
We've got the heat, compounded by poor air quality (smoke from forest fires in B.C. and Alberta).
Sunday's projected 38 C works out to 100 F. But in just 10 weeks or so it will be time for winter tires.
There are not many cities that can go from -40 to +40 C in the same year!
True, and think of the toll it takes on our potholed roads.
When I was in grade school we hit -45 C one winter, so combined with the +38 C we've hit in the past, that's a spread of 83 C between extremes.
I went to hear legendary astronaut John Young speak here one cold January evening, many years ago. He commented that the swing from 80 F in Houston that morning to Winnipeg's -30 F that evening was impressive.
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