It's Hot! - Page 2

07-10-2001, 02:01 PM

Saz, it gets really hot here to. Mixed with the humidity whew! When I watch the news in the morning if they say code "red", general air quality mixed with the heat index, I stay inside most of the time. We will get up to 110 heat index wise often. I get air conditioning colds sometimes because of the diverseness in temps when I walk outside.
I re-did the visitors center exhibits in Big Bend National Park ..I did find it to be very hot! A little dryer than here thow. The heat was on high thow. The only friends I had to enjoy it with were the scorpions and the huge spiders! Keep cool!

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Conan

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Jerome · 07-10-2001, 02:04 PM

*looks out of window*

Its raining heavily...torrential even, i'm freezing my ass off, even in our "summer" weather.... got thunderstorms a couple of days ago....and even in this i still manage to get hayfever.....

Yep, summer has arrived in Scotland!

(almost makes me jelous of PB, who's jetting out to Portrugal (sp) sometime in the next week or two

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Ramon de Ramon y Ramon · 07-10-2001, 02:47 PM

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Originally posted by Cloudbringer:
Ramon! LOL Witty as ever, I see! Guess that means you aren't melting over in Germany? We've had the temperature in the high 80's and low 90's F for a week or so but our humidity has been pretty high to which makes it most uncomfortable to be outside.

I'm heading NORTH to visit friends near Lake Champlain soon. It's beautiful up there and a bit cooler, not to mention that they have a pool and a great deck to hang out on! Iced Tea and conversation by the pool...aaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh now THAT is summer!

Cloudy

Wherever you go it will always be extremely hot - just try not to vaporize the entire Lake Champlain again this time, will you ? Those fishies need a place to live, too ...

Other than that, have a splendid time !

Gazza - 8 degrees Celsius in the midst of winter ? I really, really, do pity you ...

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So long !

R³ - proud to be the official spokesman for the most noble Lady Bilqis, Desert Rose of Ironworks

Btw, the cow is queuing in the slaughterhouse right now !

Gaelic · 07-10-2001, 05:29 PM

I swam to my car through the humidity today. Hot indeed here in VA.

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Gaelic

Epona · 07-10-2001, 05:50 PM

Crikey, I just worked out that 110 Farenheit is 42 Celsius (I don't understand Farenheit).
I have survived (and even enjoyed) temperature that high, but a dry heat. It is humidity I don't like.
In England it rarely gets above about 35 Celsius (my converter says 97 Farenheit), but the air gets very sticky and we are starting to get smog in London again because of traffic pollution. That can be quite unpleasant, you sometimes get grey streaks under your nose from breathing in all the dirt - I expect that is fairly common in a lot of cities these days (sigh).

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Time is an illusion. Lunchtime doubly so.

Epona of The Laughing Hyenas

Bahamut · 07-10-2001, 11:44 PM

if you want HOT as in HOT, come here! visit me, and ill show you!!!!

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Yukishiro Tomoe

Memnoch · 07-11-2001, 05:35 AM

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Originally posted by Ramon de Ramon y Ramon:

Gazza - 8 degrees Celsius in the midst of winter ? I really, really, do pity you ...

That's in the evening and morning. In Sydney it gets up to about 2 degrees Celsius in the sun during the day.

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Qrt · 07-11-2001, 05:46 AM

hey Gazza it seems it's reposting-cold in the antipodes!!!

Here in Copenhagen we have been running at about 95-100 degrees fahrenheit and d**n humid too. I'm almost at the reposting state too from the other and somewhat sweatier angle!!!

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Kinslayer · 07-11-2001, 05:59 AM

Stop complaining. I'm from England where it's (supposedly) the middle of Summer and it's about 11 celsius outside at the moment! I'd kill for a chance at a tan.

Lady Avalon · 07-11-2001, 06:09 AM

Yes, it is very hot in Nashville too. We are getting high 90's, with the heat index over 100 degrees. We also have the high humidity and that means, it feels like a sauna, or steam bath, when you walk outside. I hate it, try and stay indoors as much as possible.

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07-10-2001, 02:01 PM	#11
Conan Guest Posts: n/a	Saz, it gets really hot here to. Mixed with the humidity whew! When I watch the news in the morning if they say code "red", general air quality mixed with the heat index, I stay inside most of the time. We will get up to 110 heat index wise often. I get air conditioning colds sometimes because of the diverseness in temps when I walk outside. I re-did the visitors center exhibits in Big Bend National Park ..I did find it to be very hot! A little dryer than here thow. The heat was on high thow. The only friends I had to enjoy it with were the scorpions and the huge spiders! Keep cool! ------------------ Conan [This message has been edited by Conan (edited 07-10-2001).]

07-10-2001, 02:04 PM	#12
Jerome Knight of the Rose Join Date: January 8, 2001 Location: Scotland Age: 38 Posts: 4,418	looks out of window Its raining heavily...torrential even, i'm freezing my ass off, even in our "summer" weather.... got thunderstorms a couple of days ago....and even in this i still manage to get hayfever..... Yep, summer has arrived in Scotland! (almost makes me jelous of PB, who's jetting out to Portrugal (sp) sometime in the next week or two ) ------------------

07-10-2001, 05:29 PM	#14
Gaelic Elminster Join Date: April 28, 2001 Location: Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA Posts: 490	I swam to my car through the humidity today. Hot indeed here in VA. ------------------ Gaelic

07-10-2001, 05:50 PM	#15
Epona Zartan Join Date: March 1, 2001 Location: London, England Age: 53 Posts: 5,164	Crikey, I just worked out that 110 Farenheit is 42 Celsius (I don't understand Farenheit). I have survived (and even enjoyed) temperature that high, but a dry heat. It is humidity I don't like. In England it rarely gets above about 35 Celsius (my converter says 97 Farenheit), but the air gets very sticky and we are starting to get smog in London again because of traffic pollution. That can be quite unpleasant, you sometimes get grey streaks under your nose from breathing in all the dirt - I expect that is fairly common in a lot of cities these days (sigh). ------------------ Time is an illusion. Lunchtime doubly so. Epona of The Laughing Hyenas

07-10-2001, 11:44 PM	#16
Bahamut Iron Throne Cult Join Date: March 12, 2001 Location: Manila, Philippines Age: 39 Posts: 4,864	if you want HOT as in HOT, come here! visit me, and ill show you!!!! ------------------ Yukishiro Tomoe

07-11-2001, 05:46 AM	#18
Qrt Dungeon Master Join Date: July 7, 2001 Location: Copenhagen, Denmark Posts: 77	hey Gazza it seems it's reposting-cold in the antipodes!!! Here in Copenhagen we have been running at about 95-100 degrees fahrenheit and d**n humid too. I'm almost at the reposting state too from the other and somewhat sweatier angle!!! [This message has been edited by Qrt (edited 07-11-2001).]

07-11-2001, 05:59 AM	#19
Kinslayer Drow Warrior Join Date: June 5, 2001 Location: Canvey Island, Essex, England Age: 46 Posts: 252	Stop complaining. I'm from England where it's (supposedly) the middle of Summer and it's about 11 celsius outside at the moment! I'd kill for a chance at a tan.

07-11-2001, 06:09 AM	#20
Lady Avalon Emerald Dragon Join Date: March 2, 2001 Location: Tennessee, U.S.A. Age: 74 Posts: 996	Yes, it is very hot in Nashville too. We are getting high 90's, with the heat index over 100 degrees. We also have the high humidity and that means, it feels like a sauna, or steam bath, when you walk outside. I hate it, try and stay indoors as much as possible. ------------------

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