I was wondering about that. I hope you have Cooled seats. That leathers gonna be scorching ! I can’t imagine the A/C keeping up with that.
I don't go outside at all, when the weather is like this. I enjoy the comfort of air conditioning, 24/7. When it's gone, let me know.
Yeah you get a good taste of that down there. I’ll never forget several years ago, I stayed overnight at my Sister’s in Sugarland and I went outside onto her shaded apartment balcony at 8am to play my guitar it was probably a moderate, but nice 77 degrees? When I came back inside at around 9am I was drenched with sweat. I literally had to re-shower and change clothes again. That humidity left an impression on me, I’ve been around Norfolk, VIrginia Beach quite a bit but that Houston area was another level of humid imoI don't go outside at all, when the weather is like this. I enjoy the comfort of air conditioning, 24/7. When it's gone, let me know.
nope people still out . Same as of -10. just get in car to store, or work then back in car and go home. air is at 77 and it’s fine.
I’ll take this heat over Milwaukee’s 90 and humidity
It is summer. Ask a similar question 6 months from now.
Will be the 70s by me
Ouch. What’s the index?
Feels like burning.. it’s 100 now and it says feels like 102
Exactly! A dry 100 isn't too bad, in stretches. It's tolerable. At 115, you're far enough past normal body temperature that you're causing it to be uncomfortable.
we’re about to get a dose in East Texas. I noticed our forecast changed. From Sat to Saturday it’s 101-104 degrees Fahrenheit daily. There’s been no rain here in about 2-3 weeks and none in the immediate forecast.
At home, my car and truck are under the apple trees. I now work 2nd shift so the sun sets 2-3 hours before I leave work. AC at home wasn't shutting off, struggling to keep up. Work is a balmy 45F. I love working in meat plants in the summer.
Now that is hot up there. Remember to start both of your heated seats 10 minutes ahead of time. The effect of hot on hot actually makes you feel cool, it’s a natural phenomena vIn Fond du Lac right now - 97-degree air temp with a 76.9-degree dewpoint and a "feels like" of 114. I'm so happy with my decision to buy a black vehicle with a black interior. It's a good thing I'm stunningly good looking because I'm dumb as a bag of rocks.
I say that because someone told me the other day that me eating my hot soup would cool me down. It was 106 degrees and 111 heat index so I’m not sure I’m quite that gullible! I swear they really told me that too, it made me feel much smarter than I am.
The point is that eating cold food forces your body to burn energy heating it so hot food just gotta do the opposite. Since alcohol doesn't warm you when it's cold the more the better when it's hot, right?Now that is hot up there. Remember to start both of your heated seats 10 minutes ahead of time. The effect of hot on hot actually makes you feel cool, it’s a natural phenomena v
Yes! Lambeau should sell popsicles in December and January along with sno-cones.
We used to put Rum in our Hot coffee when deer hunting off OO at like O degrees holding on to a 30-06.
Our deer camp has always had the rule the first time someone has alcohol, ALL the guns get put away. Cousin's husband, first time with us, was firmly told so when he wanted to crack one with lunch. First time we ever had to state it aloud.
Good rule. Alcohol and handling a gun is never a good idea.
Yup. We don't allow booze at deer camp. Sure we bring extra heroine but no alcohol.
Phft... heroine ... kid's stuff. If you're gonna go with the heavy chemicals, nothing better than Sani-flush, and, it cleans out your pipes too.
