Xue Sheng
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95 degrees with 43% humidity.....
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That's a gentle summer day! What is your point?95 degrees with 43% humidity.....
95 degrees with 43% humidity.....
That's a gentle summer day! What is your point?
Yeah, it's days of rain that gets you the reputation out there, which is why I was surprised about Pittsburgh.Depends on how you look at it . If you go my actual amoint of water that falls from the sky, most of the usa gets more rain than us.
If you count rainy days, we have more than most . About half the year .
I've had to deal with two different invasions this year already - earlier and more than any other year.Ah, springtime in the tropics. I have ants. The little suckers, not the medium or large ones. Time for chemical warfare, calling the bug people.
That actually sounds kind of nice. We have 89 degrees with 90% humidity.95 degrees with 43% humidity.....
No point, just stating facts...after coming back in from outside and feeling like a hot wet songe....but I have been in hotter temps....110 in San Diego and very VERY briefly 116 in Las Vegas..
Now its 92 degrees with 51% humidity....of course there is a major thunderstorm on the way.....
we don't count this as humidity....
that;'s like bone dry!
I got a feeling you are asking for a shunning!
That actually sounds kind of nice. We have 89 degrees with 90% humidity.
Hey, after the day I had...a shunning would be enjoyable....
Lets put it this way..... if anything could go wrong today....it did
Yup. I had a chance to experience this once. We were hiking in Wyoming, the 4th of July week. It was exactly like you described. We knew better, so we all wore long pants and long sleeves. And hats, of course. We all carried camelbacks, sipping pretty much non-stop. And yeah - intellectually, I knew we were probably sweating, because it was 104 degrees. But it just... vanished. Later the same week, we hiked around the Jenny Lake to the Inspiration Point, and some people wore tank tops and shorts. Can you imagine? That's like begging to be roasted to a crisp.Bone dry...the Vegas heat and the San Diego heat is bone dry...and that is scary. It is 100 or above, you know your hot, but you don't seem to sweat....it evaporates before you see it..... but don't let it fool you...keep hydrating or you'll be sorry
Yup. I had a chance to experience this once. We were hiking in Wyoming, the 4th of July week. It was exactly like you described. We knew better, so we all wore long pants and long sleeves. And hats, of course. We all carried camelbacks, sipping pretty much non-stop. And yeah - intellectually, I knew we were probably sweating, because it was 104 degrees. But it just... vanished. Later the same week, we hiked around the Jenny Lake to the Inspiration Point, and some people wore tank tops and shorts. Can you imagine? That's like begging to be roasted to a crisp.
I was at Disneyland, one hot sunny day, with the kids a few years back and at the end of the day I saw this young guy walk by with a white muscle shirt on.... I kid you not...any exposed skin he had.....was the color of a cooked lobster....