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118 degrees.... Brrr cold!

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Just as it says...

On my way home from the waterpark a bank sign said 104... I was like WTF it must be messed up. On our way through another town in the SHADE it said 100.

Got to my grandmas... THermometer on the garage 118... ALmost pegged (120 is top). Checked the one in the house same thing...

I was out in this from like 1-5:30 no sunscreen...lol

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Post by JeremyC »

I think the worst I have felt was around low 120s or maybe a little higher. Didn't really feel like it. Don't get me wrong it was hot as hell, but Saudi Arabia is a really dry heat, so it isn't to bad. Sure did make the swimming pool feel good though.
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currently 66 here.
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Post by Ryan from Ohio »

Chris from Washington wrote:currently 66 here.
lol

You say the house gets warm when the sun going down hits the glass?

My big airconditioner is having a HARD time keeping this place 75...

Time to buy a third one :)
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The house only get hot when it's around 80 or so, then when it comes down and hits the glass the heat raises to about 80-90 in the house at 7PM!!

No A/C for me :(
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yeah its been in the 90's here, but the humiduty makes it fell way worse. i had a reciept in my car, it sat in there while i was working, and when i got in after work i noticed it was very dark/tinted from the heat. it was one of those heat printer's..ya'll know what i mean. needless to say, its pretty freaking hot here.
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Post by Jonathan »

I used to work in a paper mill that averaged 140 with humidity in the high 90% range b/c of the paper constantly being sprayed to stick to the felts. In the back corners of the building it was 160. Something you can't get used to, 10 minutes working in that and you'll run for the Gatorade :)
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^^ I can vouch for that. Walked through a paper mill several times. Its like nuclear winter.
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Its a nice 93 degrees here in the shade, alright humidity, no clouds, hasent rained in about 3 weeks. We average between 90 and 100 actually, usally around 93 around 3 in the afternoon though.
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I can't complain for a change. My temperature hasn't been that hot this summer recently. It's cooler than average. up to about 91 in the day and down to 76 at night with humidity ranging between 57% and 87%. So far, it has "felt like" 95 degrees midday.
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