oh yes the humidity strikes

sharkbait9

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renogaw;2638278 said:
reefkprz lives up where just about all you can do is watch the grass grow (well, potatoes and blueberries).
if it gets too warm up there, they stop growing and then its like what do we do now????
Well crap, their goes my vacation
I guess I’ll have to to Delaware and watch the construction crews, at least I know I Delaware I can always count on road construction
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sharkbait9

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Originally Posted by renogaw
http:///forum/post/2638278
reefkprz lives up where just about all you can do is watch the grass grow (well, potatoes and blueberries).
Well crap, their goes my vacation
I guess I’ll have to to Delaware and watch the construction crews, at least I know I Delaware I can always count on road construction
 
renogaw

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maine is a great place to vacation!! you gotta though be prepared for a slow paced week though, but its insanely relaxing.
i think i'll be going up july 4th weekend.
 
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nemo_66

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is 91* here in nashville and is 1PM. not even the peak of the day. and we have no beaches. :(
 
brenda5826

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ITS ONLY 700 AM AND ALREADY THE AIR IS BAD REST OF THE WEEK NO BETTER
Monday
98° / 71°Tuesday
100° / 63°Wednesday
87° / 54°Thursday
81° / 53° FRIDAY
 
renogaw

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had a NASTY thunderstorm yesterday, temp dropped a good 20 degrees in less than 5 minutes.
people at the beach had a horrid time of it.. lightning strike on one of those buildings housing benches sent 4 people to the hospital and one to the morgue :(
 
stdreb27

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Originally Posted by renogaw
http:///forum/post/2638278
reefkprz lives up where just about all you can do is watch the grass grow (well, potatoes and blueberries).
if it gets too warm up there, they stop growing and then its like what do we do now????
monday's going to be a killer day, they are saying over 100. we've never had hot this bad this early in the year.
That is why he has a reef. I remember in highschool (late 90's) when it would be 100 degrees for 90 straight days. I remember in late august and into late September running cross country and it would be 105 degrees, I remember one weekend it was 110 degrees in fort worth and me catching a double header. ( got dehydrated that day and I was drinking half a gallon of liquid between half innings) This is barily summer.
 
bronco300

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haha...yesterday was pretty bad...today high around 88 with 72% humidity-not the worse...but to top it off we'll get hit with storms again tonight and tomorrow to top off the floods we've been having.
 
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Originally Posted by stdreb27
http:///forum/post/2639516
That is why he has a reef. I remember in highschool (late 90's) when it would be 100 degrees for 90 straight days. I remember in late august and into late September running cross country and it would be 105 degrees, I remember one weekend it was 110 degrees in fort worth and me catching a double header. ( got dehydrated that day and I was drinking half a gallon of liquid between half innings) This is barily summer.
i remember days like that in highschool come august we only hoped it would be cool enough not to pass out from sheer heat exhaustion during 2-a-days...85-90 degrees with near 100% humidity at 7am then 95+ with 60+% humidity at 3 pm....sometimes we had to practice at night because it was so freakin hot
 
kjr_trig

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104 today, 107 tomorrow in the Valley of the Sun....Over 110 and I try to be out as little as possible, I must be used to it 100-105 really doesn't feel that bad to me anymore.
 
bigarn

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Originally Posted by kjr_trig
http:///forum/post/2639741
104 today, 107 tomorrow in the Valley of the Sun....Over 110 and I try to be out as little as possible, I must be used to it 100-105 really doesn't feel that bad to me anymore.
lol ... yeah, it's dry heat so it's not that bad. Isn't that what a lot of people say?
B.S...... heat is heat. I'd fry ....
 
aquaknight

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I dunno, try going out onto the Everglades about this time. For some reason, my summer kamp back (Oh Yea! Bet your *** I just spelt that with a k!
) when I was a kiddie, thought that was a good idea. The worst experience in a sauna, locked in on full blast, isn't comparable. I think some of the water temps were at least 90°-95°. Combined that with an aluminum air boat with a freaking V8 hanging off the back, and you have the reciepe for multiple law suits, or at least I thought there was going to be LMAO!
 
kjr_trig

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I will take the "dry heat" of Phoenix over a few other places I have lived....I spent 6 years in Charleston SC, a 90 degree day there is far worse IMO than 105 here. I also spent 18 months (2 Summers)in Port St. Lucie FL, brutally humid, I remember a few days around 100 degrees with around 65% humidity, that is torture.
 
reefkprz

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well it was over 90 today and humid to beat heck, and I got stuck working in an attic, I dragged a thermometer up there just to see how hot it was in the attic,,,, the thermometer maxed out at 120, against the peg.... it had to have been hotter than that we had to install ventilation because it was truly too hot to breathe up there. nothing like crawling around in a hot attic when ou have a serious sunburn from fishing all day with no shirt on, DOH
I know better... well apparantly not, but i used to know better.
 
stdreb27

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Originally Posted by renogaw
http:///forum/post/2639520
how bad is humidty in tx?
Depends where you are at, in the DFW area it isn't that bad, around 80% in the am and 60% late afternoon when it is 100 or so. In houston, it usually is around 90% in the am and in the 70% range during the heat of the day.
 
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