I'm shut down till heat wave settles down.

Wow, a little toasty there.

 It's presently 80°F here and 50% humidity.

103 here today. 

53 minutes ago, Doubletrouble said:

Wow, a little toasty there.

 It's presently 80°F here and 50% humidity.

Yeah way toasty. Morning started at 59°F and topped out at 112°F. Too hot to be out in the heat.

Edited July 30, 20222 yr by Mopar1973Man

5 minutes ago, Mopar1973Man said:

Too hot to be out in the heat.

Last year I rolled up to a job, it was as hot as your wife when you come home after being out with the guys till 3 in the morning, dam hot.  I took out my infrared thermometer and check the temp on the side of the house in the shade, 108°F.  I went to the front door and rang the doorbell, Owner answered the door where I inform him it's just too hot to work, "I'll be back another day". 

16 hours ago, Mopar1973Man said:

I'm shut down till heat wave settles down.

I'll trade humidity levels for a few days!  A dew point of 52.6 would very VERY welcome!

Can't tell you the last time we had 59 for the low, I'm happy when it gets below 70. Went outside with a hammer and got condensation like a cold beer. Not sure how anyone survives in Louisiana or east Texas. Sweat only works when it can evaporate.

 

It's been "nice" here for about a week, but I see we'll be back near 100 later this week, and still humid.

Edited July 31, 20222 yr by LorenS

It got to 95 around here yesterday. Feels like 110 at my age cutting hauling firewood. Got what would fill 2 large wheel barrows and had to quit. Each day our highs bounce 95 to 101 but, each night's lows are going higher. While cutting I noticed still a lot of ground moisture.

Edited August 8, 20222 yr by JAG1

Heck, we are starting out at 60*F this morning and already 90*F at 11:30am.

 

 We are currently at 91° with a "feels like" temp of 102°F . Chance of rain and or storm later this evening. Rain/storms tomorrow too.

About 3 weeks ago here in the UK the temp record was smashed in Conisby Lincolnshire at 40.3c or 104.54f

 

The UK has never been over 40C EVER, highest before was 39.3C I think, it built up over a week or so and for JUST 2 days it was horrible

 

UK weather in the summer is usually in the mid to high twenties

 

We are due for more this week but not quite so hot

 The past few days here it's been at or close to 90°f which is somewhat normal for August but the humidity has been very high, more than normal. Today's forecast is 88° and rain/storms. At the time of this post (6:20am) it's 73° and 98% humidity and raining. 

4 hours ago, Doubletrouble said:

 The past few days here it's been at or close to 90°f which is somewhat normal for August but the humidity has been very high, more than normal. Today's forecast is 88° and rain/storms. At the time of this post (6:20am) it's 73° and 98% humidity and raining. 

We were 95 yesterday. Keeping records starting 1890 of the number of days in each decade at 100 and above we have increased from an average of 1-3 days every decade to an average of 12 every decade. So far with less than 3 years into the new decade, of the 2020's, we have had 8 days already. Pretty convincing with these temperatures and droughts everywhere, we are seeing a drier and hotter planet. But, the Bible says in the last days not to be concerned over the 'whole Earth' like many will become during those times.

Edited August 8, 20222 yr by JAG1

Sunny, Hot, High Humidity, Chance of Earthquakes...It's summer.    

 Currently here it 86°, feels like temp is 97° humidity is at 78%.

 Pretty sticky outside.

Umm. No. That sucks with the humidity. We topped last check at a 103°F the lost power for 3 hours. Here I am.

 Yesterday evening we had some storms roll through due to the heat and humidity.  Our power was out for a few hours so we moved out to the camper and fired up the generator to avoid the heat. A/C in the camper works great. Took our T-mobile wifi thing and the Roku stick and watched a couple movies. 

Supposed to hit 106 in the valley today. A typical August day.   By October we should start seeing some cooler temps. 

So far we broke records for being the hottest month ever and still got 7 days to go. Never seen native plants dried up and dying in the shade like I did yesterday. We sure do have climate change, sorry you guys, I am not a walking tax, spend piece of inflation legislation animal either. I know who's really in control. I try to say prayers each day/ night.

We've been floating right about 95 to 105*F all summer make it tough to be working outside boiling sweat. 

Interesting anomaly... the pacific ocean right now has abnormally high water temperatures all thru the eastern Pacific. Possibly never seen to this extent, all up and down the Alaskan coastline, Canada, U.S. and Mexico. Predictions are that drought conditions continue thru Fall and winter.

 Today here in North West Ohio our high is 86°f and 58% humidity. Nice warm summer day. Not a cloud in the sky either.