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Temps hit 103 degrees in Salt Lake today-too doggone hot to do any work. I see a cool wave hitting the midsection of the US--how's everyone holding up?
Gary

Hi Gary,

We have been having highs in the upper 70s and overnight temps in the mid 50s I'm liking this global warming stuff more and more.

Bert

It's been in the high 80's low 90's out here in Western Washington which is waaaay too hot for this part of the country. Apparently, some typhoon out in the Pacific Ocean has messed with the jet stream and we are being deprived of our cooling onshore flow of ocean air. I, and a lot of other people out here, are very grumpy, unhappy campers.

After all, in the land of the half drowned, moldy munchkins, where it is always supposed to be cool, drizzly, and cloudy, this hot, sunny weather is NOT appreciated.

52 M-42

A very seasonal 85-90F with 95-100 % humidity here in my little corner of Penn's Woods. Worked on the truck yesterday for several hours doing oil change and lubing all those spots on the lube order. I was drenched with perspiration by 3:30pm when I finished , rotate the tires is on the schedule for today with the same weather again forecast.... I'm Mellll...ting.. I 'm Mellll...ting

Way to hot up here in the center of BC; been at or near 35*C (100*F+/-) for the better part of a week now. Everything is tinder dry, and the forest fire season is gathering momentum...
Poor ol' AC unit can't even keep up, but the fridge is keeping the beer cold at least.

Master Yota wrote:Way to hot up here in the center of BC; been at or near 35*C (100*F+/-) for the better part of a week now. Everything is tinder dry, and the forest fire season is gathering momentum...
Poor ol' AC unit can't even keep up, but the fridge is keeping the beer cold at least.

Jim just sent me a link to pics of the fires out your way, not too close to you I hope....

MM

Closest fire is some 20 miles to the south of Prince George. I live at least another 15 miles at the northern end of PG, with two big rivers in between, and some 400' vertical feet of sand cut-bank. I'm not worried about the southern fire, but anything can happen with these dry conditions...

Well, Keep your head down Ray and hopefully it'll all settle down soon enough, and no playing in the woods until ther fires have gone.....

MM

Thanks for the responses, guys. Carter, made me tired just reading your post, working in all that humidity. I certainly don't miss it-the dry heat here is bad enough. Fortunately we'll have enough Fall for me to get my front clip back on so I can drive the M this winter
Gary

Cal_Gary wrote:Temps hit 103 degrees in Salt Lake today-too doggone hot to do any work. I see a cool wave hitting the midsection of the US--how's everyone holding up?
Gary

While here in So Cal. Governor Moonbeam has apparently worked out a trade with Florida. They get our dry hot weather and we get their humid , hot monsoon weather minus the rain. And a Meth lab to be named later.

Jeez Bob, you always make me laugh, buddy!
Thanks!
Gary

Cal_Gary wrote:Jeez Bob, you always make me laugh, buddy!
Thanks!
Gary

Then my work here is done.

Brigand wrote:

Cal_Gary wrote:Temps hit 103 degrees in Salt Lake today-too doggone hot to do any work. I see a cool wave hitting the midsection of the US--how's everyone holding up?
Gary

While here in So Cal. Governor Moonbeam has apparently worked out a trade with Florida. They get our dry hot weather and we get their humid , hot monsoon weather minus the rain. And a Meth lab to be named later.

What? Forgot to barter in the "pools for all" clause via sink hole?

Definitely the short end of the stick...lol

T. Highway wrote:Hi Gary,

We have been having highs in the upper 70s and overnight temps in the mid 50s I'm liking this global warming stuff more and more.

Bert

I would love to have those cool temps here in PA, already sick of Summer, can't wait for Fall.

This time of year in southern Arizona, anything below triple digits and we get out the long johns and electric blankets.
Temp hit a high of 116 a few weeks ago followed by daily highs of around 112. The bad part is that our normal 6% humidity
has shot up to near 50% now that the "monsoon" season has arrived. So, each day I start messing with the M37 at 5 a.m. and quit about 10 a.m. Got my 5 hours in for the day and head for the pool and a cool adult beverage.

My grandson thinks I'm a cool adult but you guys know I was referring to the beverage.

Fall and winter will be here soon and in January and February I still have to google the words: "snow shovel" to find out
what the heck those things are.

Jerry