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The how hot is it? Never ending thread.

Started by fudgie, Fri 26, Jun 2009, 15:15:10

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fudgie

88 deg with heat index of 90 here in NE Ind.

Humidity: 46 %
Wind Speed: N 12 G 18 MPH
Barometer: 29.84" (1009.8 mb)
Dewpoint: 65 °F (18 °C)
Heat Index: 90 °F (32 °C)
Visibility: 10.00 mi.

I guess I should get my air conditioner put in my window.  :-\


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Super Santa

109.6 degrees here in SW Houston at      Lat/Lon: 29.7° N 95.5° W

Humidity: 19 %
Wind Speed: ESE 0 MPH
Barometer: 29.81"
Dewpoint: 58 °F
Heat Index: 111 °F
Visibility: 10.00 mi.

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sugarbee

Partly Cloudy
Feels Like:111°
Barometer:29.84 in and steady
Humidity:59%
Visibility:10 mi
Dewpoint:79°
Wind:SE 12 mph

Hot as a warlock's pecker  :D

fiddle mike

It's so hot and humid you could boil an egg on the sidewalk.

Lyn-Del

Boy am I doubly glad we're on tour right now.  It's around 80 today here in Niagara Falls, NY.


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stormrider

Been setting record highs here in SE Alabamy. Near 100 and more for the past week with higher heat index.
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HayHauler

Quote from: Early Bird on Fri 26, Jun 2009, 15:36:22
109.6 degrees here in SW Houston at      Lat/Lon: 29.7° N 95.5° W

Humidity: 19 %
Wind Speed: ESE 0 MPH
Barometer: 29.81"
Dewpoint: 58 °F
Heat Index: 111 °F
Visibility: 10.00 mi.

Yep EB, Pearland is 104.2... Rode to Brazoria this afternoon for work....  Hotter than......  well, you know...

:)

Hay  8)
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Michael K (Az.)

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Mr.BubblesVRCCDS0008

Wife and I did 825 miles this weekend all in south Texas  went to Corpus Christi tour the Lex, Lockheart ate great BBQ at two different places, San Marcos to do a little shopping, and Bastrop toured the State park and lake,and back to Huffman . At times running 70mph I could not put my hand on the top of the tank because it was so hot. We had a great time but the heat was killer. Today on the way to work at 4pm bank sign read 105. I'm ready for a cold front and some rain.

f-Stop

Mr. Bubbles, you may get your wish!  The weatherman says it may only get to 99 this weekend here in Driftwood!  That's down from 106... :)
 
Had my blinker on across three states!

Mr.BubblesVRCCDS0008

I'm looking for at least a 90 degree high before I call it a cold front.

Wetrudgeon

102F in the DFW area yesterday and the same predicted today.  High 70's just now (5:20am CDT).  We are leaving now for a ride but will be back home before the heat becomes oppressive.  We think a short ride is a good deal better than no ride at all.


We trudge on.

hubcapsc

Ask me later, apparently I'm going to be loading about 80 hay bales from the field around
4:00pm today... 8)

-Mike

QOTFU

So this must be that "Global warming" I've been hearing about...... :coolsmiley:

Hobo

It's so HOT here I saw a dog chasing a rabbit and they were both walking!!!!  :2funny:  :crazy2:
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john

my tru-temp oil temprature dipstick reads 103 ...
before startup ...    :evil: 
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Gary

Yup, its a scorcher here in northern New Mexico too. Temps running in the mid to low 70's, had to take a trip down the mountain and stop off at Harry's Roadhouse along the Old Las Vegas Hwy for a buffalo burger, a slab of fries and a slice of home made coconut cream pie.

Whew! That helped, I think I'll be O.K. now.  :cooldude:


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robin

a cool 70 in Jersey 75% humidity little rain some sun some clouds some rain just don't know what it wants to do.

stormrider

102 in the shade yesterday and we were putting a tin roof on a shed with a 12 on 12 pitch. Four of us drank about 5 gallons of water, several gatoraids each, lemonade, etc. We made it though and nobody had to rock me to sleep at 7pm. Whew.
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hubcapsc


Two truckloads of hay this weekend, 41 bales each time. Sort of doesn't seem like that much in
the picture, but it seemed like a lot while we were loading it onto the truck in the field, and when
we were unloading it into the barn  ;)



We did the second load at 7:30am, not much shade in the hay field, but still plenty in our little fields...
plus it wasn't but 80 or so...

Dew got on the bales that stayed in the field all night, so we had to lay them out to bake in the
sun few hours before we stacked them in the barn (extra handling) but it was better than
collecting and loading them in the midday sun...

Carolyn had a new way to palletize them so that they were all secure in the truck with one rope.

-Mike

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Michael K (Az.)

Quote from: john on Sat 27, Jun 2009, 15:19:38
my tru-temp oil temprature dipstick reads 103 ...
before startup ...    :evil: 
That's usin your dipstick, Jimmy!! :2funny: :2funny:
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