Hottest Temperature Recorded in your area ?
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#21
juneayerza , 07-21-2011 03:04 PM
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10-15-2017In Fresno California, the highest recorded temperature was 115° in 1905. However, in 1997, our outside temperature was 118 just outside our patio over the same weekend our AC died. We had to wait three days to get a new unit with the outside tempertures huddling around 110°. Isn't this the way it works,when you need it the most, it breaks!
#22
tellabella , 07-21-2011 03:28 PM
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We are having a record breaking day today in Toronto...don't know the exact temp...in the 40's celsius..unbearable outside..i have been in the house all day..even my furbaby can't stand it...
#23
The highest temperature ever recorded in St. Louis was 115 °F (46 °C), on July 14, 1954, while the lowest temperature on record is −23 °F (−31 °C), on January 29, 1873[11]
hmmmm...January 29th is my birthday.
1954....I don't remember that horrid heatwave but I remember mother talking about it as she was pregnant with my sister and was so uncomfortable! Glad we have a/c now!
hmmmm...January 29th is my birthday.
1954....I don't remember that horrid heatwave but I remember mother talking about it as she was pregnant with my sister and was so uncomfortable! Glad we have a/c now!
#24
111F in 1930. Today was a cool 88, tomorrow's high is 94 with thunderstorms. Heat index today was 107.
the coldest day? -19 below F in 1966.
I'm ready for the average in between. ;-)
the coldest day? -19 below F in 1966.
I'm ready for the average in between. ;-)
#25
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thanks for letting us know
:lol: :lol: Careful on the interpretation :lol: :lol: ... it's only snowing in one spot, Saglek, Labrador which is waaaaaaaay north and east of most of Canada! Just don't want anyone packing their skiis and coming North of the 49 thinking they are going to find a Winter Wonderland in July!! :lol: :lol:Originally Posted by craftybear
Wow, snowing now in Canadathanks for letting us know
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Right now, Thursday, July 21/11, it is 37 degrees Celsius (98.6F.) in Toronto,Canada.....figuring in the humidity, it's 51 degrees Celsius(123.8F.)
...and in Saglet,Labrador, Canada, it is 2 degrees Celsius (35.6F.) and SNOWING.
Only in Canada,eh!!
Originally Posted by ranger
Can't say what the highest was for our area but I thought this was interesting......Right now, Thursday, July 21/11, it is 37 degrees Celsius (98.6F.) in Toronto,Canada.....figuring in the humidity, it's 51 degrees Celsius(123.8F.)
...and in Saglet,Labrador, Canada, it is 2 degrees Celsius (35.6F.) and SNOWING.
Only in Canada,eh!!
:cry: :cry: Most of the rest of the country is having a gigantic meltdown! :cry: :cry:
#28
For Oregon:
Highest Temperature The highest temperature recorded in Oregon is 119°, Fahrenheit. This record high was recorded on August 10, 1898 at Pendleton.
Lowest Temperature The lowest temperature in Oregon, -54°, was recorded on February 10, 1933 at Seneca.
Highest Temperature The highest temperature recorded in Oregon is 119°, Fahrenheit. This record high was recorded on August 10, 1898 at Pendleton.
Lowest Temperature The lowest temperature in Oregon, -54°, was recorded on February 10, 1933 at Seneca.
#29
Don't know the hottest one.The hottest this year was 98.7F.It is a lot better than the last place I lived which was always hovering around 114.80F and then went to 119.7F a few times whilst I was there. I had an idea about the place when I arrived at 68.00F and everyone was running around in anoraks...
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If it never got above 70, I'd be happy.
I feel exactly the same - cold is cold - hot is hot - give me 70!!!Originally Posted by SparkMonkey
You know what, once it gets up above 100 it all feels the same to me. It's like how ten-below really doesn't feel any different from twenty-below.If it never got above 70, I'd be happy.
