How hot is it!?!?!

[77Rumours77]

So, Whats your high?
Today in Wichita were are peaking at 104 :eek:

O but I am sure people in arizona would pay money for that kind of heat! :thumbsup:

[seeker007nmss]

We are in our 2nd week of over 110. Hit 121 the other day, Death Valley has been in the 130's. Ah...Vegas in summer! :wavey:

[DrummerDeanna]

Well it's been in the 90s and way humid here - until Tuesday -the humidity broke -and it was lovely.

Today it's 80-something and humid - but it doesn't feel as hot.

I'm glad I'm not in New Mexico though - where it's hotter than Satan's Crotch!

[seeker007nmss]

Well it's been in the 90s and way humid here - until Tuesday -the humidity broke -and it was lovely.

Today it's 80-something and humid - but it doesn't feel as hot.

I'm glad I'm not in New Mexico though - where it's hotter than Satan's Crotch!


Isn't Satan's Crotch just down the road from *GASP* New Mexico? :D

[GardenStateGirlie]

It sucks out. I'm melting.

http://images.ibsys.com/phi/images/weather/auto/5day_400x300.jpg

[DrummerDeanna]

Isn't Satan's Crotch just down the road from *GASP* New Mexico? :D


Actually it's somewhere IN Southern New Mexico :laugh:

[face of glass]

Around 75-80 in this part of Finland. But tomorrow it will be colder because I'm going to live by the sea for a week. :D

[GODDESS6]

101 HERE IN GOOD OLE OMAHA :confused: :eek: ~

[estranged4life]

107 yesterday with 30% humidity, Should be even warmer today with even more humidity (Thus far it is 38%).

My sister lives not far from Death Valley, And she would take their arid climate over the typical Oklahoma summer climate anyday of the week...Hell, I'll take desert climate over humidity anyday of the week.

Just think, August is yet to come which is when the temps run 100+ everyday...Making this the second warmest area in the continental US just behind Death Valley

[sparky]

It has been in the low 100's here in LA. Pretty miserable driving around, but great at home. I just don't want to leave the pool.

[wondergirl9847]

The high is supposed to be 98 degrees, but with a heat index of like 104-105 degrees. :shocked:

Thank God for air conditioning and ice water. :nod:

Everybody, stay cool. :cool:

[Janet]

It sucks out. I'm melting.

http://images.ibsys.com/phi/images/weather/auto/5day_400x300.jpg

That's my forecast too. I am more a fall kind of girl so I am counting the seconds until October. I hate this heat. It just gets so HUMID too around here.

[KarmaContestant]

Denver just had two records set for temperature....yesterday was 104, and Wednesday was 105. August is going to be miserable............

[Janet]

God, Death Valley. When they go to bed it's 95, that is their low!!!! I just looked it up. It's horrible. I WILL NOT COMPLAIN AGAIN!

[catinthedark]

38 degrees Celcius with humidity today in Toronto... that's 100.4 Fahrenheit! For about the 18th day in a row now.

Putting to rest, forever I hope, the MYTH that Canada is always cold!! :laugh:

[macfanken]

It's currently 62 degrees here and I'm not complaining! :lol: It was 80 yesterday and supposed to be in the low 80s again this weekend.

[GODDESS6]

107 yesterday with 30% humidity, Should be even warmer today with even more humidity (Thus far it is 38%).

My sister lives not far from Death Valley, And she would take their arid climate over the typical Oklahoma summer climate anyday of the week...Hell, I'll take desert climate over humidity anyday of the week.

Just think, August is yet to come which is when the temps run 100+ everyday...Making this the second warmest area in the continental US just behind Death Valley
i agree, we have been having around 74% humidity this week, it makes it hard to breathe even~

[gldstwmn]

My car says 101.

[darklinensuit]

Summer here has been mild this year. High today is 94 I think, & it was in the 80s the day Stevie played.

- Jake

[golddustwoman77]

It's hotter than three feet up a bull's ass here!!!!!!! High 90s for several days now with high humidity.

[sara1998]

Yesterday, I swear, was the hottest I've ever seen it here. It was 97 and our humidity stays around 70/80%. So, it was miserable yesterday. We had a hellacious storm last night, and right now it's only 83 with 64% humidity. Not a bad day at all! It's going to be bad again Sunday and Monday around here.

[amber]

IT'S 71 DEGREES HERE RIGHT NOW. YEAH, 71, YOU HEARD ME. :mad: :rolleyes: Tomorrow it's supposed to be up to 78, though! :woohoo:

[darklinensuit]

Am I the only one who really likes hot weather? (With air conditioning, of course.)

- Jake

[GardenStateGirlie]

Am I the only one who really likes hot weather? (With air conditioning, of course.)

- Jake

No, if there is air conditioning and pending how humid it is, it's fine. I'd prefer a dry heat over humidity anyday I think.

Speaking of heat -- I left work an hour and a half early (my final day is August 13th so basically, i'm leaving early if I want to :laugh: ) and when I walked outside, there were dead worms on the sidewalk. I have no idea where they came from but they were fried to a crisp. Stupid me wanted to go into the city tonight. Let's hope I don't end up like a dead worm on the sidewalk because usually the city is at least 5 degrees warmer than the burbs.

[amber]

Am I the only one who really likes hot weather? (With air conditioning, of course.)

- Jake
I love hot weather, that's why I am bitching right now. :D

[hayley]

High 80s and humid today... what's going to suck here in Chicago is Lollapalooza tomorrow. High for Sunday is supposed to be 100, with heat indexes of 110-115. I am so not regretting giving away my tickets!!!

[Gypsy-Rhiannon]

I love hot weather... and I wish it were hotter over here!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/5day_f.shtml?id=2835

[strandinthewind]

Child - to quote a good friend - "its hot as a crotch!"

[CreepingDeath]

Am I the only one who really likes hot weather? (With air conditioning, of course.)

- Jake

I've lived in Las Vegas my whole life and have gotten to really hate hot weather. I used to stay for months at a time in England with my Grandma and I loved it. I'm one of those odd people that likes the rain though. :shrug:

[darklinensuit]

I've lived in Las Vegas my whole life and have gotten to really hate hot weather. I used to stay for months at a time in England with my Grandma and I loved it. I'm one of those odd people that likes the rain though. :shrug:

My parents just got back from Vegas. 120 degrees? :(
My skin doesn't handle dryness well, so I don't mind humidity.

- Jake

[sparky]

Child - to quote a good friend - "its hot as a crotch!"

:laugh:

Where is that little rolling head emotiocon when I need it ?

That phrase is SO Oregon. Never heard it in any other place.

[strandinthewind]

:laugh:

Where is that little rolling head emotiocon when I need it ?

That phrase is SO Oregon. Never heard it in any other place.

My word - I have only heard it with a drawl a la "hawwwwwwuuuwwwtttt aaaaeessssssss aaaahhaaa cccrrraaawwwccchhhhhhhhhhhhhhh" :laugh:

[ontheEdgeof17]

I don't know how hot it is.


I rarely go outside, but I'm sure we are in the 90s.

[Johnny Stew]

Child - to quote a good friend - "its hot as a crotch!"We always say, "it's hot as balls." :o

[GardenStateGirlie]

We always say, "it's hot as balls." :o

So do friends and I. Hot as crotch somehow doesn't seem as effective a way to convey said hotness :laugh:

[strandinthewind]

So do friends and I. Hot as crotch somehow doesn't seem as effective a way to convey said hotness :laugh:

you haven't felt a hot enough crotch :wavey:

[DrummerDeanna]

*ahem* I believe in this thread - I mentioned a very hot crotch (or so I've heard) - in post #3 :p

[strandinthewind]

*ahem* I believe in this thread - I mentioned a very hot crotch (or so I've heard) - in post #3 :p

oops - mea culpa - I imagine Satan's Crotch is pretty flamin - - flamin flamin flamin :cool:

[WelshWitchPMD]

Right now here in Providence, RI.


Current Conditions Reported from Providence 07/22/2005 5:51 PM EDT
Temperature: 89°F 32°C
Conditions: Mostly Cloudy
Winds: SSW 12 MPH SSW 19 KPH
Relative Humidity: 46%
Barometer: 29.84 Falling
Visibility: 10.00 Miles 16.09 Kilometers
Feels Like: 92°F

We had terrible humidity earlier in the week. 46% humidity is just fine with me. Don't even let me tell you about my experience in NYC this past weekend. :eek:

[irishgrl]

we've had anywhere from 107 to 112, maybe higher down in Chico...I live in the Mountains, so its supposed to be cooler but in my house w/o any air conditioning and with every window open and every fan going, its 96 degrees at least! :eek:

yesterday was nice, we had a bit of cloud cover, so we got a break but its working its way back up again..

[catinthedark]

Am I the only one who really likes hot weather? (With air conditioning, of course.)

- Jake


I LIVE for the heat. I love it. Love the sun. Love the humidity. This has been the best summer in a long time - it's been sunny and frickin HOT as blazes here since at leats mid-June. Maybe earlier. Crazy hot - like upper 90s to over 100 F (though for us, it's actually in the mid to upper 30s C, with the occasional low 40s). I even go running in it.

Contrarily, I hate and detest the cold. If I never had to go out in winter, I'd be a happy camper (even though I hate camping. :D See other thread). My favourite thing about my house when I bought it (truly a major selling point) was the private access garage with an automatic opener. I think my core body temp is a degree or two colder than average, which is why I am hypersensitive to cold, and not affected by heat. My dream is to live in the desert.

[darklinensuit]

I LIVE for the heat. I love it. Love the sun. Love the humidity. This has been the best summer in a long time - it's been sunny and frickin HOT as blazes here since at leats mid-June. Maybe earlier. Crazy hot - like upper 90s to over 100 F (though for us, it's actually in the mid to upper 30s C, with the occasional low 40s). I even go running in it.

Contrarily, I hate and detest the cold. If I never had to go out in winter, I'd be a happy camper (even though I hate camping. :D See other thread). My favourite thing about my house when I bought it (truly a major selling point) was the private access garage with an automatic opener. I think my core body temp is a degree or two colder than average, which is why I am hypersensitive to cold, and not affected by heat. My dream is to live in the desert.

I live for the heat, too, but July is always rainy here, and in August when it clears up I'm back to work & busy. :(

I'm not temped by the desert (I need trees!), but more power to you. :wavey:

- Jake

[estranged4life]

than expected today (108) and it is still pretty damn warm at 12:56am with a muggy 87...

Tomorrow it will feel like utter hell with an even warmer temperature here.

God, Winter cannot arrive any sooner...

[Jessica Leigh]

Here's the last week here...

July 15th
Hi 113°F
Lo 89°F

July 16th
Hi 113°F
Lo 91°F


July 17th
Hi 116°F
Lo 93°F

July 18th
Hi 113°F
Lo 91°

July 19th
Hi 111°F
Lo 89°F

July 20th
Hi 109°F
Lo 89°F

July 21st
Hi 111°F
Lo 91°F


July 22nd
Hi 108°F
Lo 82°F

18 people have died from the heat in the last few days!

[Janet]

[QUOTE=Jessica Leigh]Here's the last week here...

July 15th
Hi 113°F
Lo 89°F

You poor girl.

[darklinensuit]

18 people have died from the heat in the last few days!

:distress:
Takes me back to my Chicago days.
Were they elderly? There were always stories about older people without their air on for one reason or another. Sad.

- Jake

[Jessica Leigh]

elderly and homeless...

it's sort of sad- i worked downtown for 3 years and there were lots of homeless people... and you would see the same ones every day... but every year in july, you'd stop seeing them... and you'd never see them again... then a few months later you'd see a whole bunch of new ones... and you'd see them every day until the next july... then THEY'D disappear... and so on...

i'd like to think they got jobs and went somewhere else

[darklinensuit]

elderly and homeless...

it's sort of sad- i worked downtown for 3 years and there were lots of homeless people... and you would see the same ones every day... but every year in july, you'd stop seeing them... and you'd never see them again... then a few months later you'd see a whole bunch of new ones... and you'd see them every day until the next july... then THEY'D disappear... and so on...

i'd like to think they got jobs and went somewhere else

Surprisingly, I see less homeless here than I saw when I lived in colder climates, but that might be because I'm not downtown all that much.
But I'm guessing that Vegas attracts homeless from all over, and that there are relief agencies with that in mind.

- Jake