Fuck, it's hot

[Dusty Chalk]

How hot is it?  It's so hot...

...I am now eating baked strawberries (I only left them in the car for 10 minutes).

Here's a science joke for you:

...glass melts.

...I'm not even working up a sweat and I'm working up a sweat.

[skullguise]

You beat me to it Jacob!

 

Oddly enough, I walked outside today here in MA.  Must have been close to 100.  But it was actually slightly more comfy than some other days because the humidity wasn't as high.

 

But....I did still say something to the effect of "Fuck, it's hot!"

[Dusty Chalk]

Oh, and I left one out -- I fully expected it to be too hot for my very clingy kitty to cuddle -- you know, because of his fur coat? -- nuh-uh, we just spent a good 15 minutes with him laying on my chest.  I had to evict him, he didn't evict himself.

 

(Best discovery ever?  Carnot cycle.)

[grawk]

yes, fucking hot.

[swt61]

It's funny, because everyone out here in the Sacramento area is talking about how hot it is. I feel pretty comfy relatively. It's nice not being in 100% humidity.

[n_maher]

Once we got a little over a mile from the beach the temp hit the mid 90s and when we got 5 miles from home it hit 99. Fuuuuuuuu.

[Absorbine_Sr]

We're supposed to have some storms tonight in Chicagoland to break the heatwave and drop it back into the 80's. It was around 98 F when we left work today, and we had one brown-out power loss tonight for about 15 minutes. Thank Odin for air conditioning.

[shellylh]

It's pretty nice here, high of 87 today.  

[Voltron]

I think we got up to 65 today.

[grawk]

yes, summer is the only time I'd rather live in san francisco than here...I need to get a job in the south pole for summers...or maybe joberg

[Dusty Chalk]

It's pretty nice here, high of 87 today.  

 

 

I think we got up to 65 today.

Fuck you both. 

 

Funny thing about San Francisco -- it's on the same Latitude as DC.  The difference is, DC is a drained swamp, San Francisco is a bay.  Go to the other side of the mountains, and it's a desert (only one es this time), but the Pacific ocean keeps it temperate.  For some reason, the Atlantic sucks at keeping even Annapolis similarly temperate.  Fuck you, Atlantic Ocean.  Fuck you, you useless body of water you.

[Nanoha]

~95 + humidity feels terrible for me.   I've been in the D.C. area basically my entire life and I seemingly can't stand the few days of high 90s during the summer.

Rain is coming tomorrow though.  So it'll be ~85 by Sunday.  But after the rain?  Hopefully it doesn't go up into the 95 again like this past week.

 

My Texan friends during college laughed whenever I mentioned the weather was hot. Blah

[Dusty Chalk]

's'truth -- I, too, have been here my entire ~50 years, and I never get used to it.

[Grahame]

Micro-climates FTW

[cetoole]

It's a scorching 69 here in Seattle, with a high of 76 tomorrow.  Ahhhhhhh.

 

The last few east coast trips have reminded me that the summer temperatures are one thing I really don't miss about that.

[aardvark baguette]

i wanted to eat lunch yesterday but heard the heat index was going to be 110.

 

just stayed in the building hungry instead.

[acidbasement]

It's been beautiful in Manitoba.  The mosquitoes think so too.

[blessingx]

I believe this sums up "Fuck, It is Hot"...

Edited July 20, 2013 by blessingx

[Voltron]

I didn't realize Mel's hair was so long! But yeah, that is fucking hot.

[blessingx]

Anonymous Internet girl and bad Cousin It reference. M

[Voltron]

I didn't notice the capital I but I am not sure I would have been able to discern that one anyway.  Funny now that I get It.

[MexicanDragon]

93 with a heat index of 124 according to Weather Underground... And I went for a bike ride so I wouldn't break a promise to Xavier.

Worth it in the end, but the beginning blew.

**BRENT**

[deepak]

Milk was a bad choice

[postjack]

Milk was a bad choice

 

 

s'true what they say about humidity. it was 117 when we were in Vegas, but it honestly felt nice (kind of like standing in front of an open oven nice, but still nice) compared to being in the 90s with high humidity at home in the South.