Fun little heat wave

[tlgpa]

and if you recall, there was almost no rain.

Your point?

[brian]

Your point?

did not realize that i needed a point.
but if you want one, i guess i'll spell it out for ya slick.
it was hot, and there was little rain.
there for it was a miserable summer.
clear enough for you?

[Triggerh4ppy]

I remember that when we had no rain .....Its crazy how hot it is on the roads and then you pass some over hanging trees and it instantly cools down.
but then back to hot again haha :]

[1blindref]

Maybe these pictures will help

[mingomom]

mine had 110 degrees, took a picture of it cuz ain't nobody would believe it, sign in town had 104 degrees on it, switched my car temp to celcius, now it's in the high 30's . . . LOL

Did you feel cooler?

[mingomom]

I like this one best. And thank you - I could feel the cool, crisp air coming from my computer screen.

[QuackXP]

I'm kind of a wuss when it comes to high heat. Very low cold temps don't bother me as much as you can always add more layers. Only so much you can take off before it becomes indecent.

AC is a must for me when driving in this kind of heat. Good thing is I only take an average 1MPG hit on my fuel economy. Downside is my AC is so economical that when stopped in traffic it can barely maintain a comfortable temperature given very high outside temps at its highest setting. Good side with all around town driving (no gridlock, but no long distance highway trips, a mix of short limited access highway, non-limited access highway and local roads) I still get 30 MPG.

[ROCK-IT3]

I saw 107 on 2 bank thermometers, a 102, and a 101 on others, about 1 hour later, so I figure the actual temp was about 104 or 105. IOW, really hot. Almost like every day in Honduras.

[Bender]

you know it hot when a groundhod gose to cross the road and turns around 1 step on to the pavment......

[Emptymag]

As a result of being unemployed, I have turned to doing yard work/handyman jobs to keep things afloat.

As it relates to the topic at hand... BAD "career" move! Holy BALLS, it's been hot.

I was digging a flowerbed and when it was nearly finished, I picked up my edger (the kind you step on like a shovel), and the grass below it had turned brown. There's a distinct "edger" shape there now - I guess from the heat of the steel.



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