How HOT is it where you are?
- Dr. Snubnose
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How HOT is it where you are?
Tuesday of this week was the worst...102 degrees....and of course the AC unit deceided to stop working in my Kung Fu studio...so most of the day it was 92 degrees in my work place, and it wasn't fun....Thank the Lord the AC guy got it working by 6pm and by the time my first evening class for Kung Fu came in it was a chilly 80 degrees...well at least if felt real chilly.....LOL...Weds was a cool down to 97 degrees and today around 92...much better...Doc :D
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it should be 100 here in southern California but its been staying at a 75-80 lately, i want it to be 100+ weather for the pools and stuff.
i really think our earth has shifted but our climate has stayed the same which causes our weather to be in different areas than its been in the past. < this is my assumption.
the weather has been very weird lately?????
edit: btw this is a great post i cant wait to see more feed back from others
i really think our earth has shifted but our climate has stayed the same which causes our weather to be in different areas than its been in the past. < this is my assumption.
the weather has been very weird lately?????
edit: btw this is a great post i cant wait to see more feed back from others
Same here. It almost hit the 60s today down here in LA county. I also stopped by Santa Monica to visit their promenade the other day and it was covered in storm clouds and drizzling.RIOT wrote:it should be 100 here in southern California but its been staying at a 75-80 lately, i want it to be 100+ weather for the pools and stuff.
i really think our earth has shifted but our climate has stayed the same which causes our weather to be in different areas than its been in the past. < this is my assumption.
the weather has been very weird lately?????
I have two apps on my phone telling me different weathers for this week. One says it'll be around 79-83 and the other says 88-90. (average)
Goodness... winter will be fun this year!
It's forecast to be 30C at the weekend ... I believe you guys call that 86F :D But right now it's a very pleasant 25C. But it's been very hot (45C - 113F) in southern Europe recently.
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It's around 40 -60 here in Perth, Western Australia, and the weather today was diabolical.......!!!
BIG storms, hail and a reservoir or three of rain..............it's Winter here in the Southern Hemisphere.......it even got to freezing point which is VERY rare!
No snow though and very little liklelihood of ever getting any.
BIG storms, hail and a reservoir or three of rain..............it's Winter here in the Southern Hemisphere.......it even got to freezing point which is VERY rare!
No snow though and very little liklelihood of ever getting any.
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Glad to see some rain after a dry June. Been bloody freezing though.buglerbilly wrote:It's around 40 -60 here in Perth, Western Australia, and the weather today was diabolical.......!!!
BIG storms, hail and a reservoir or three of rain..............it's Winter here in the Southern Hemisphere.......it even got to freezing point which is VERY rare!
No snow though and very little liklelihood of ever getting any.
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It's been in the 100's all week here in Philly, very bad air quality too.
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110+ most of the day, it's meant to be hotter next week though.
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