Humidity
Inside temp
Outside temp

Ouch. SoCal temps right now are in the high 90s...I think. I'm inside with the AC on. Listening to a little Sufjan on Morning Becomes Eclectic...that'll cool ya' down:

http://kcrw.com/smil/mb050714Sufjan_Stevens.ram

Trudes,

I was talking with a gentleman from LaJunta Colorado this morning and he said to me: "when are you gonna send some of your cool weather down this way?"

Gosh... ...I feel like i'm in Arizona.

Stay Cool,

Luke

An artist friend lives near Tuscon. I just finished a little messaging with him.. His thermometer on the garage indicates 105 at this moment and its cloudy and humid (as humid goes in AZ). A couple of weeks ago we were talking on the phone and I complained about bicycling in the 90 degree humidity. He simply commented that at that moment (about 6pm his time) it was 117 degrees and he was hoping the night time temps might drop below 100.

How I wish the humidity level here was 36%. Today the temp is in the 90's with a humidity level of 90%. Indiana weather is simply horrible in the summertime.

Cher

it certainly is hot and humid and muggy outside...i usually don't mind the heat, but this is slightly excruitiating. i also typically do not drive with the air conditioning on unless i'm on the interstate, but i've taken to using my air conditioning in my car as well (at least i don't have to use my hairbrush as much!).

i was in florida about a month ago on vacation, and i swear it was cooler there than it was in either west virginia *or* pennsylvania. there's just something wrong with that.

i am exceptionally glad that my mother has a season pass to the pool, and that she let's me sometimes pretend that i'm her...

I do appreciate the low humidity.
But, with low humidity, hot temps and no rain fro quite a while, the forest fire danger is horrid.
There are already a few smaller fires raging in Colorado and one firefighting helicopter crash.

I don't think I've missed anything as much as I currently miss living in a place that has air conditioning.

i can't believe you guys are making FL seem relatively cool. it's been in the high 80s mostly, but with about 90% humidity i'd guess. basically, sweat will not evaporate. ever. then it rains.

'Xactly. It's totally miserable here in the summertime.

Cher

My hair is HUGE. Chia-Pet-Like.

LMAO!!!!

Barometric Fred.

It's one in the morning, and the weather is relatively mild: 64% humidity, twenty-four degrees Celsius. I live on the fourth floor, though, with no air conditioning, so I sweat a bit more than I perhaps should. *shrugs* It goes with summer. I still love summer.

Today's Reading:

Humidity
Inside temp
Outside temp

Hey folks, you would almost think it was JULY outside!

Temperature: 95°F

Feels Like: 102°F

Humidity: 45%

UV Index: 10+ Extreme


My hair is also HUGE! I think there should be a fro smile.

Thats all.

Last weekend at one point I heard the humidity was 100% and it wasn't raining at the time (The temperature outdoors was 90F). It's decreased a little, but not enough, so far this week.

87°F
Feels Like 95°F
Updated Jul 20 03:25 p.m. ET
UV Index: 4 Moderate
Wind: From S at 8 mph
Humidity: 63%
Pressure: 30.06 in.
Dew Point: 73°F
Visibility: 7.0 miles

Humidity 60-something, temp 28... it's been worse. Bike time!

All you poor slobs with that ridiculous humidity. We're currently at 103 degrees and a measly 9% humidity here in northern Utah.

85 today. 91 yesterday, 93 Monday, 95 tomorrow. Don't know about the humidity, but it's going to be high.

It's not *miserable*....

...you guys are just wusses



God bless the South,
- j-$

yesterday was one of those ozone level days where you are supposed to avoid being outside.

of course, it was the scheduled pirate game for the day care centers in the area (lord, do they SUCK), so we took 22 kids, ages 5 - 12 to the baseball game. our seats were not in the shade, and hardly any of the kids parents had sent in sunscreen.

why do people not realize how important sunscreen is?

i just remember last summer i had a group of two and half year olds, and i expected ezekiel's mom to send in sunscreen...she was close to being psychotic in her care for her son. and she kept not bringing it in. i asked her about it one day, and she said, "i don't think he needs it." i put my hand on her shoulder and said, "trish, black people can get skin cancer, too."

that was all she needed to hear. he had sunscreen the next day.

i love seattle.

Just came in ............ ughhhhh!

Updated: 11:53 AM CDT on July 21, 2005

Observed at Lawrenceville, Illinois (History)

Elevation: 430 ft / 131 m

90 °F / 32 °C
Clear
Heat Index: 101 °F / 38 °C
Humidity: 63%
Dew Point: 76 °F / 24 °C
Wind: 6 mph / 9 km/h from the SW
Pressure: 30.04 in / 1017 hPa
Visibility: 10.0 miles / 16.1 kilometers
UV: 11 out of 16
Clouds (AGL): Clear -

****ing shit, I tell yah!

Cher

mhm.

people laughed at me for making climate a big reason to hightail it out of tallahassee when i started hunting for other jobs. but there's nothing like that heavy, humid heat that steals your breath! or that makes chia-pet hair--does that to me too.

now, it's hot here. stifling etc. but i'm near the mountains enough to sweat in the shade of trees at least. near rivers and lakes too so that's nice.

Today's report:

Updated: 2:53 PM EDT on July 21, 2005
Observed at Dayton Wright, Ohio
Elevation: 955 ft / 291 m
87 °F / 31 °C
Mostly Cloudy
Heat Index: 94 °F / 34 °C
Humidity: 61%
Dew Point: 72 °F / 22 °C
Wind: 5 mph / 7 km/h from the NNW
Pressure: 30.03 in / 1017 hPa
Visibility: 10.0 miles / 16.1 kilometers
UV: 6 out of 16
Clouds (AGL): Mostly Cloudy 3700 ft / 1127 m
Mostly Cloudy 4500 ft / 1371 m


Special Weather Statement

Expires 11:30 PM EDT on July 21, 2005

Statement as of 10:18 AM EDT on July 21, 2005


... Heat indices will approach 100 late this afternoon...

Temperatures will top out around 90 late this afternoon with dew
points in the lower 70s. The combination of projected temperature
and dew point will create a heat index between 95 and 100
degrees. The heat index is a way of measuring how hot it really
feels when temperature and dew point are combined. Readings over 95
make it feel sticky and muggy.

If spending time outdoors this afternoon drink plenty of water and
non-alcoholic fluids. Direct sunlight can add up to 10 degrees to
the heat index.

Be careful how you use your fans. A fan pointed directly at a
person may dehydrate the person by removing moisture from the
skin. Use a circulating fan instead to move air through the room.

The following is copied from 'The Weather Channel for 80027 a few minutes ago:

Currently in Louisville, CO (80027)
100°F
Fair Feels Like
96°F
Dew Point: 45°F
Humidity: 15%
Pressure: 29.65 inches
Wind: From the Northeast at 9 mph
Local Radar | Map Room
Today: Partly cloudy with isolated thunderstorms possible. Hot. High 99F. Winds NE at 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 30%.
Tonight: Partly cloudy with a slight chance of thunderstorms. Low 66F. S winds shifting to W at 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 30%.

Here's what I read at my house:

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Here's where the outside temp probe is...on front porch, not in sun:

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again, it's like we are in Arizona here. i hope it ends soon.

i'm starting to wonder if this wave of heat is a delayed result of previous flirting with winter weather. hmmmm.....many apologies if this is the case.

Well, flirt harder with some cold fronts and rain clouds...

fu*kin' miserable here.

I feel like I'm in a big vat of lentil soup in a giant, steamy armpit.

Any outdoor work is horrible during this heatwave...
but I can't imagine how the people in these jobs are surviving this week:

Firemen
Roofers
Highway construction (like tarring roads)
Housepainters, masons
Farm workers in fields
Mowers
Steelworkers
Beach lifeguards

You know, the name of this thread is SO misleading. I was expecting pictures of a different variety altogether.

In CO you can go to JAIL if you are seen throwing a lit cigarette butt out a car window.

Troy, in this heat, I think you should take your shirt off.

Yeah.

The NW is kind of weird, when it's not over cast and rainy, it's like this - HOT! At least most of you guys get snow.

Damn fine idea. Done.

Oh yeah....it's hot in here

really, we don't know how we're surviving either. basically, it entails an enormous amount of fluid intake, and turning your face into any lucky breeze that flits by. i hate, hate, HATE not having my BA yet. i cling desperately to the hope of getting out of this kind of crap.

Yeah, believe it or not, the fine city of Centerville decided to start a whole mess of road re-paving yesterday, including two major stretches of my normal daily commute. This morning, someone obviously infinitely wiser than I, decided they should tear up a major intersection at 8 am, during peak traffic hour. Thus it took me 10 minutes to move 100 feet and turn a corner, when I was 300 feet from the library.

Okay, so maybe that's a pet peeve. But tomorrow I'm taking an alternate route to work...

It was so hot yesterday that the soap in the gym bag I had stashed in my car trunk melted.

It's too hot to be anywhere except the beach.

I miss NC already.

at the bank just up the street from my house (notice that thick, gross, hazy, muggy, humid, nasty-assed late summer smog/fog);



@



100 f in' degrees @ 6:23 PM. ouch...

it's high 70's here. Nice - but I know it had to of reched a good 90 earlier.

Highs the middle of next week are supposed to be the mid-80's. If so, I may have to dig out a sweat shirt!

Cher

Right Now for
Dayton, OH (45429)


Partly Cloudy 98°F
Feels Like
114°F
Updated Jul 25 03:25 p.m. ET
UV Index: 6 High
Wind: From WSW at 11 mph
Humidity: 52%
Pressure: 29.95 in.
Dew Point: 77°F
Visibility: 7.0 miles

...EXCESSIVE HEAT WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT THROUGH THIS EVENING...

HIGH TEMPERATURES WILL CLIMB INTO THE LOWER TO MIDDLE 90S TODAY. THIS WILL COMBINE WITH HIGH HUMIDITY TO PRODUCE HEAT INDEX VALUES OF 103 TO 108 DEGREES DURING THE AFTERNOON AND EARLY EVENING HOURS.

I feel for those of you in the mid-west. Sounds like that crappy heat wave on the west has moved its way over you.

It's funny the different variables that make it so hot. Humidity is rarely a variable out here. But, because San Diego is a desert area, the UV index tends to be high. Today it's a 9. Time for some anti-melanoma lotion.

I'm gettin' the heck out of this damn apt.

From the Weather Channel just now:

Currently in Louisville, CO (80027)
Severe Weather Alert
70°F
Cloudy and Windy Feels Like
70°F
Dew Point: 55°F
Humidity: 59%
Pressure: 29.84 inches
Wind: From the North at 22 gusting to 33 mph
Local Radar | Map Room
Tonight: Scattered thunderstorms. Low 58F. NNW winds at 20 to 30 mph, diminishing to 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 40%.
Tomorrow: A few showers early, followed by isolated thunderstorms later in the day. High 69F. Winds NNE at 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 30%.

It's currently pouring rain......YAYYYYYYY!!!

HALLELUJAH!! We could use more here as well, but I'll settle for the mid-80's we're supposed to see toward the middle of the week. Of course, it's Fair Week here, and EVERYONE knows it's always hotter'n hell that week.

Cher