Now you know what it feels like down here in the summer...Upper 90's with 50 to 80% humidity...this is what it was like when I was trying to paint my Blazer in the driveway a few years back...
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Upper 70 or low 80's today,and I think that is hot,although by next weekend we will be looking at mid 90's,
Yes,I am a wimp when it comes to heat
Yes,I am a wimp when it comes to heat
currently 91 with 63% humidity....
Got to love it!m down at the bottom of the state; it's 9:11pm, 82* and 86 percent humidity makes it feel like 90*. Wonderful....
It's been in the mid 90's here the past several days,with 60 to 70% humidity...95 with low humidity doesn't feel too bad,unless your in direct sunlight,but once it gets over 65% its like the tropics,and unbearable..my lungs have been wheezy lately..
Last night we had a sudden "straight line wind" front blow through here,and in a matter of 5 minutes,several large trees within 300 feet of my house fell,and one landed on the house 3 houses up from mine,another crushed a neighbors mailbox and just missed their house,and knocked the power out to a lot of homes around mine,including one next door,but my house and the neighbor next to me on the other side never lost power...was quite scary,it sounded like the wind peaked around 70 mph...
The night before we had a brief hailstorm/downpour that lasted maybe 3 minutes,while several other towns had a lot of trees downed,street flooding,high winds,etc...and I never saw so much lightning,it was crazy,looked like a fluorecent lamp flickering constantly,much of it in the same area and clouds...turned night into daylight...
Not going much below 90 here this coming week,and humidity in the 70% range off and on again...
Last night we had a sudden "straight line wind" front blow through here,and in a matter of 5 minutes,several large trees within 300 feet of my house fell,and one landed on the house 3 houses up from mine,another crushed a neighbors mailbox and just missed their house,and knocked the power out to a lot of homes around mine,including one next door,but my house and the neighbor next to me on the other side never lost power...was quite scary,it sounded like the wind peaked around 70 mph...
The night before we had a brief hailstorm/downpour that lasted maybe 3 minutes,while several other towns had a lot of trees downed,street flooding,high winds,etc...and I never saw so much lightning,it was crazy,looked like a fluorecent lamp flickering constantly,much of it in the same area and clouds...turned night into daylight...
Not going much below 90 here this coming week,and humidity in the 70% range off and on again...
Currently here it's 95 Degrees with 88% humidity. The air is thick.
We used to live on the Tennessee/Alabama state line, and I swear it wasn't this hot down there.
We used to live on the Tennessee/Alabama state line, and I swear it wasn't this hot down there.
It's 70 here 35% humidity. 5mph breeze.
It's lovely.
It's lovely.
Currently, 90°, 55% humidity (surprisingly low) for a heat index of 97°. Hot dog, just in time to go cut grass!
