Stifling States of America: Heat Wave!

[JoeRedskin]

It's the f'ing heat.

Generally, I am okay with the the 95+ heat on days one & two. By day three, everything just radiates heat. Particularly in the city where all the concrete, brick and asphalt are saturated and even the shade is hot.

No. It's not surprising. It's just f'ing hot.

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by JoeRedskin

It's the f'ing heat.

Generally, I am okay with the the 95+ heat on days one & two. By day three, everything just radiates heat. Particularly in the city where all the concrete, brick and asphalt are saturated and even the shade is hot.

No. It's not surprising. It's just f'ing hot.

You city folk's. I think I'll pop open a cold beer sit in my hamock under the shade tree with the cool brezzzzz of the river.

[That Guy]

well, if you go and live by a coastline it'll be a lot nicer weather wise... still, after trips through the sandbox, anything under 120 isn't so bad.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by That Guy

well, if you go and live by a coastline it'll be a lot nicer weather wise... still, after trips through the sandbox, anything under 120 isn't so bad.

...except Noreaster's,hurricanes,tsunamis.........floods,etc .

[SolidSnake84]

I believe it was on tuesday that we lost the power at our house. My dad lives next door, he had no power either but fortunatley he had a generator, and a cool basement. The power went off around 5:00 and didn't come back on until quarter after nine.

We have SVEC, their website said at one point as many as 17,000 people were without power. I was hoping i wouldn't have to work the next day if the plant had no power, but alas, it never happened.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by SolidSnake84

I believe it was on tuesday that we lost the power at our house. My dad lives next door, he had no power either but fortunatley he had a generator, and a cool basement. The power went off around 5:00 and didn't come back on until quarter after nine.

We have SVEC, their website said at one point as many as 17,000 people were without power. I was hoping i wouldn't have to work the next day if the plant had no power, but alas, it never happened.

It's always hot in Oklahoma once June comes around. 100 daily is the norm

[los panda]

still in the 80s w no humidity here

[DynamiteRave]

Bad storm last night helped cool it off a little today. Still gonna be in the mid 80's during the week though

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by Giantone

...except Noreaster's,hurricanes,tsunamis.........floods,etc .

I lived in Sarasota Florida before and after 12 years in Oklahoma I'm really considering a move back

[los panda]

if norman, ok is anything like western tx, i don't blame you

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by los panda

if norman, ok is anything like western tx, i don't blame you

It's pretty much the same in the summer, just hot and dry man

[los panda]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

It's pretty much the same in the summer, just hot and dry man

more than weather, i meant on every level. driving thru west texas made me realize i never want to live somewhere like that

[jbcjr14]

Brutal here today in Austin, TX. Currently 102 and tomorrow is 106.

[Alvin Walton]

We're supposed to have four 90 degree days here within the next 7 days.
We have already shattered some records when we hit 90 in March.
I think the earths orbit has shifted or sumpthin.

[jbcjr14]

Shattered a record yesterday in Austin - 109 that is fricking HOT!