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8 hours ago, KPITSnow said:
Whoever likes this weather and cheers on 90+ degree days with 99% humidity should be forced to pay my electric bill since my AC can barely keep up with this.
I really hope this is the worst stretch all summer.
Those of us warmanistas could say the same when it comes to polar blasts in the winter when my furnace almost never shuts off...
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29 minutes ago, Blizzard of 93 said:
Lol…That’s an understatement!
I know that some people think that many of us on here are crazy for liking cold & snow….but how can anyone say that they honestly enjoy weather as hot & humid as today?
I do...lol
28 minutes ago, Blizzard of 93 said:Congrats!?!
Of course!
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From the Eastern Region HQ...
For the 3rd day in a row Lytton, British Columbia has set a new record high temperature for all of Canada. Data is preliminary, but at 4 pm PDT, Lytton was 49.4C (and up to 49.5 at 420 pm PDT), or 121F. This is 4.5C or 8F higher than the record that had stood for nearly 84 years. -
Missed the air temp century mark by three, but I crushed it with the heat index. Air temp high was 97 and the heat index high was 107.
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26 minutes ago, TimB84 said:
Thanks, but a hollow victory. I don't get three-day holiday weekends. The plant I haul into is 24/364, so on my Monday-Friday schedule I work regardless.
BTW...if it doesn't spike my high today will be 97.
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Just now, sauss06 said:
cooling down. better get a sweater
Clouds...
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All this heat talk and what sticks in my mind we're the six mornings of 40 degree lows...
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Clouds are killing me only up a half degree to 91 in the last hour...
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5 minutes ago, Bubbler86 said:
It seems that more often than not, the summer outdoor holidays get screwed by some sort of crap weather, while the winter indoor ones (Thanksgiving and Christmas) are usually bright and sunny...
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1 minute ago, Bubbler86 said:
You are 3.4 degrees higher than yesterday at this time :-). That is a great feature. You will probably be at 90 before lunch.
Quite possible.
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1 hour ago, Bubbler86 said:
We are pulling the whole forum through the summer months. If Randy sold ads we would be getting kick backs. If I have a chance this afternoon I am going to Wunderground a bit and expect to see some triple digit readings if cloud cover stays limited.
My sig links to my Ambient Weather page, but I'm also on Wunderground, so be sure to check out my station as well.
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That hot tag for this thread is literally appropriate today. It's 9:30am and I'm already up to 81 in my backyard, and 84 here in Sunbury where I'm delivering.
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18 minutes ago, canderson said:
What’s the opposite of CAD? That’s what Lytton clearly had. It’s a trapped in, narrow valley.
DHA... damn hot air...
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9 minutes ago, Bubbler86 said:
Even Orlando which cannot claim "ocean is nearby" has an all time high of only 101. Its rare to get 100 down there.
100's are hard to get in high humidity. Even in AZ, any monsoon day is 100 - 105 generally as opposed to the 110's on dry days.
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3 hours ago, Bubbler86 said:
And lots of people with no air conditioning.
That's going to be a major problem.
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38 minutes ago, Bubbler86 said:
I thought you liked it hot but dry like the S/W. But if not I apologize but I did think of you when posting that :-)
I like both, but prefer the dry desert. As long at it's hot.
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1 hour ago, Bubbler86 said:
Yea, we can be a happy group with a cool/warm 4th after several days of rain during the week. Every one gets what they want in some manner (except the 90's and humid crew in the MA)
And Voyager in the CPA...lol
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2 hours ago, KPITSnow said:
Ideal climate city for me I think might be flagstaff.
Even as the west is baking they are barely in the 90’s. They don’t get humidity and it is a desert type client so highs generally in the 70’s and 80’s and Lows in the 40’s or 50’s.
The winters would also be heaven. They average over 100 inches per year.
I honestly can’t think of a better mix as anything east of the Mississippi gets too humid for me, the upper plains are too brutally cold, and the pacific coast you lose seasons and snow.
My niece lives in Flag and loves it. The only bad part is the wildfire potential. It's dry, but there's lots of western pines in Flag and the surrounding area. She was really worried about the Rafael Fire a couple days ago.
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16 minutes ago, Itstrainingtime said:
Still sitting at .01" here. Just cloudy so far today - not a drop. Yet.
Wow...
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5 minutes ago, Bubbler86 said:
Looks like ABE area got drilled.
That's mostly between US-22 and I-80. All that stuff congeled from the random cells that formed here but mostly missed my backyard.
What I got out of that was .24" of rain and a 10mph peak gust.
Central PA - Summer 2021
in Upstate New York/Pennsylvania
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97 in my backyard again today. Need three more degrees, but I doubt I get it.