CAJUNLAWYER
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6:45a.m. 76 degrees and 96% humidity-just don't get any better 
yessireebob another beautiful day weather wise
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Power was out yesterday for a bit. 
THEN is when you appreciate the weather.
THEN is when you appreciate the weather.
mr-mom
SWCA Member, Absent Comrade
Hey Caj, it is about the same here in MN this morning 75 degrees with 83% humidity. Enjoy the AC!
Dave
Dave
BearBio
Member
We're in the mid to high 90's (It's cooled off) About 75 at 5:30 AM Air quality: Unbreathable, due to smoke and ashes.
Harrison
US Veteran
6:45a.m. 76 degrees and 96% humidity-just don't get any better
There is something magical about high summer along the Gulf Coast, and the moist warmth. The sweat flows freely keeping your skin pores washed out. No worry about dry skin here. I expect it will make it up to the low 90s here. I also expect that I will be able to just reach out and grab a hunk of air. I will be able to wring the water out of that air just like wringing a washrag. Life is great.
feralmerril
Absent Comrade
I have always wondered how people replenish themselves in the south. In that hot humid weather,----yuck!
Brian41
Member
Been a cool summer in Michigan this year after a long and brutal winter. Last week I even wore a light jacket a couple days but in the 80s this week.
I lived in Mississippi for a year and remember the high temps and humidity on the gulf coast. Had an old Rambler station wagon with no A/C and lived in an old trailer with a window unit. Too poor on an E-2's salary to run it much and a brutal summer it was.
Hope you folks in the south can stay cool and this is when I do like living in the north.
I lived in Mississippi for a year and remember the high temps and humidity on the gulf coast. Had an old Rambler station wagon with no A/C and lived in an old trailer with a window unit. Too poor on an E-2's salary to run it much and a brutal summer it was.
Hope you folks in the south can stay cool and this is when I do like living in the north.
ACP230
Member
Eighty six and 74 percent humidity in Da U.P.
We are supposed to be air conditioned "naturally" here by
Lake Superior. Somebody must have switched that system off
this week.
It's the humidity that gets me.
I lived in Northern Florida for a few months 30 years ago without using the air conditioning much. Couldn't do it now. Maybe not even with air
running 24/7.
We are supposed to be air conditioned "naturally" here by
Lake Superior. Somebody must have switched that system off
this week.
It's the humidity that gets me.
I lived in Northern Florida for a few months 30 years ago without using the air conditioning much. Couldn't do it now. Maybe not even with air
running 24/7.
68 on the drive this morning, a little break for our firefighters. Them guys have been going through hell on the east side.
charlie sherrill
Member
94* with a heat index of 100* as I write this. At least it's a little cooler today. I'm working outside today so I'm looking at two or three showers and clothes changes. I'll soak a few bandanas while outside. Lot's of ice water until 5:00 p.m. You get used to it. When I was younger we had no house or car A/C. They wouldn't A/C the schools back then either. Just a small window unit in the principal's office.
Hey don't forget the gnats! I remember sitting in school puffing and puffing to blow those damn things away. Eastern NC is great in the summer.
Around here 96% humidity means it's raining.
A10 is right - the firefighters in Central Washington have been fighting in 100+ degree temps with winds in the 30 mph range. They need all the help mother nature can give them. As of this morning the largest fire had burned over a quarter of a million acres. The "little" ones further south were "only" about 10,000 and 20,000 acres apiece.
A10 is right - the firefighters in Central Washington have been fighting in 100+ degree temps with winds in the 30 mph range. They need all the help mother nature can give them. As of this morning the largest fire had burned over a quarter of a million acres. The "little" ones further south were "only" about 10,000 and 20,000 acres apiece.
The same way you folks do in the frigid north.. WE STAY IN SIDE
'course there is something to said for the pool side Christmas Eve BBQ in SHORTS
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The same way you folks do in the frigid north.. WE STAY IN SIDE
'course there is something to said for the pool side Christmas Eve BBQ in SHORTS
I see you've already got the Christmas tree up Sal!
mr-mom
SWCA Member, Absent Comrade
The same way you folks do in the frigid north.. WE STAY IN SIDE
'course there is something to said for the pool side Christmas Eve BBQ in SHORTS
I've done that Christmas Eve thing while visiting relatives in the south. Enjoyable, yes, however, it just ain't the same.... S'mores over an open fire out on the lake ice??
Dave
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PHOTOSHOP???
I go all out and spend $14.95 at the pool store and you call it CHEEZY??.. I'm sure that the Nikon folks ain't gonna be happy
In the summer the Grand kids play with the alligator and turtle
They also get a kick out of Halloween
Roadtrash
US Veteran
Not much humidity out here but it was 109 today, going to be around 114-115 Wednesday. Right now it's 7:30 in the evening and it's already down to 101.
