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At least the weather babes on Ch. 3 in Sacto have big tits!Quote:
Originally Posted by abraham
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On the english channels too?
It's goofy, but if you look at those long range forecasts that's the wording they always use. I think it's sort of code for "it's a crap shoot."Quote:
Originally Posted by KQ
I thought the forecast was for 100% chance of rising tides of boiling seas.Quote:
Originally Posted by The AD
;)
Periods of light followed by periods of darkness.
Seems like the usual heat and humidity here in the mid-Atlantic has not been bad this year but then we still have August and Sept. to get thru.
It's the weather forecasters finally (kind of) admitting to the truth: They don't have a clue.Quote:
Originally Posted by KQ
ugh.
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Fall starts in 3 weeks, hang in there.
? Equinox is in September.Quote:
Originally Posted by glademaster
Wait, you’re not in Fairbanks, are you?
109 is no joke.
It’s about time, summer finally started.
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Take me to the river
We had a few days of 97-98 early last week, but dew point was down to 65. Hot, but not too bad. Low 90s this week, but t-storms pushed the dew point to 75. Blech. Looks like it’s gonna cool off a little heading into the weekend.
It's not 911Quote:
Originally Posted by huckbucket
Well, here we go again. 103 on my car today when I went riding. Man, I was NOT feeling well afterward. I think I shorted myself in the pre-hydration for the day. All this week is supposed to be right around 100 for highs so I better do a better job of prepping. We had such a cool and wet May/June that I haven't had a chance to adjust to the heat. I would love highs around 75 for the next two months.
93F on Union Hill today. TFH.
As hard as it is to admit it, even I got tired of the grey gl00m and drizzle this year, so I guess it's about time. But when it's 80F at 20:00, that's too much. Looks like moderation is pending, at least temperature wise.
Not ashamed to admit I'm just not a fan of temperatures over about 85 nowadays. I'd prefer it under 80.
Me too.
Above 80F I switch activities.
https://youtu.be/CPNK0VspQ0MQuote:
Originally Posted by muted
I feel bad for my kids today.
They have 2 lacrosse games on TURF today.
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So here we often play 3 set tennis matches in 80-85 degree; 80% plus humidity (9:00 AM start) this time of year that's not half bad. When my sons were playing tournaments they would play 3 3-set singles matches in a day when it was regulary 95 or so 80+% humidity. Which is half bad. How they didn't melt I'll never know. I guess in a very real sense in 20-30 years we'll look back and call it child abuse
Time to get out the slip and slide!
I am softer than you. Over 75 and I am turning on the AC.Quote:
Originally Posted by The AD
Not just hot in Eastern/Central Washington, but has all the ingredients for significant man made wildfire threat. Man made because no lightning forecast. Assume this is true for most of the Western US:
https://cliffmass.blogspot.com/2020/...-wildfire.html