How Hot is it?
#111
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Port Charlotte, Fl
Posts: 2,569
I think all of you may as well move to Fl. everything has got AC but you can't go out. It's so hot high 90's and feels like 100 or more. When you come out of the store and the heat comes up from the asphalt and hits you in the face it's hotter than any summer I remember. take care everyone and drink plenty of water. Sue
#112
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Posts: 768
I haven't read all 8 pages of posts, so I don't know how many responses have been from my area, but at 6:00 p.m. this evening, it was still 90! Tomorrow 96.
For once the humidity is low (40%) which is VERY unusual for us, but that just means that outside is like the inside of your oven. I don't care what anyone says, and some may disagree, but I don't find dry 90 degrees any less miserable than humid 90 degrees. I just hate it no matter how it comes.
For once the humidity is low (40%) which is VERY unusual for us, but that just means that outside is like the inside of your oven. I don't care what anyone says, and some may disagree, but I don't find dry 90 degrees any less miserable than humid 90 degrees. I just hate it no matter how it comes.
#114
Originally Posted by Carol's Quilts
I haven't read all 8 pages of posts, so I don't know how many responses have been from my area, but at 6:00 p.m. this evening, it was still 90! Tomorrow 96.
For once the humidity is low (40%) which is VERY unusual for us, but that just means that outside is like the inside of your oven. I don't care what anyone says, and some may disagree, but I don't find dry 90 degrees any less miserable than humid 90 degrees. I just hate it no matter how it comes.
For once the humidity is low (40%) which is VERY unusual for us, but that just means that outside is like the inside of your oven. I don't care what anyone says, and some may disagree, but I don't find dry 90 degrees any less miserable than humid 90 degrees. I just hate it no matter how it comes.
#116
Originally Posted by dojo36
Originally Posted by Carol's Quilts
I haven't read all 8 pages of posts, so I don't know how many responses have been from my area, but at 6:00 p.m. this evening, it was still 90! Tomorrow 96.
For once the humidity is low (40%) which is VERY unusual for us, but that just means that outside is like the inside of your oven. I don't care what anyone says, and some may disagree, but I don't find dry 90 degrees any less miserable than humid 90 degrees. I just hate it no matter how it comes.
For once the humidity is low (40%) which is VERY unusual for us, but that just means that outside is like the inside of your oven. I don't care what anyone says, and some may disagree, but I don't find dry 90 degrees any less miserable than humid 90 degrees. I just hate it no matter how it comes.
#117
Originally Posted by Smithly
Originally Posted by QuiltnLady1
I really feel for all of you. DH said I should tell you this. We haven't had 5 days in a row over 75 since last year. Right now it is 58 and cloudy -- we are supposed to have rain today.
I heard that 40 states had temps over 90 -- I really feel for you because when we have those temperatures (it has been a couple of years ago now) we suffer.
I heard that 40 states had temps over 90 -- I really feel for you because when we have those temperatures (it has been a couple of years ago now) we suffer.
I do not know but think we all should go visit until maybe October or November. Move over Sista cause here we come!
:D :D :D :D
#118
Originally Posted by NancyBelly
Remember how everyone complained about the cold and snowstorms last winter? I definitely prefer that to the heat and humidity. I can put more clothing on...can only take off so much :)))
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