TO HOT!

barkar

Lifer

Apr 17, 2012

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• Jun 10, 2012

• #1

Ok its 32C or 89.6F (for my American friends). How do folks in the south stand these temps? Although I'm not a big fan of winter, you can always put on more clothes if your cold but when your to hot, you can only take off so many clothes before the neighbours get sick.

 

schmitzbitz

Lifer

Jan 13, 2011

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Port Coquitlam, B.C.

• Jun 10, 2012

• #2

Barker, you can send some of that out west...big 12c on my patio right now; between us we have a very comfortable mean!

 

barkar

Lifer

Apr 17, 2012

1,104

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• Jun 10, 2012

• #3

I'll trade.

 

crpntr1

Lifer

Dec 18, 2011

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156

Texas

• Jun 10, 2012

• #4

Hmmm it's 94*f here. 86* sounds pretty darn comfortable.

 

shawn

Part of the Furniture Now

Jan 1, 2012

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• Jun 10, 2012

• #5

90 where I'm at

 

markw4mms

Lifer

Jun 16, 2011

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Bremen,GA

• Jun 10, 2012

• #6

77 and rainy here today.

 

puffy

Lifer

Dec 24, 2010

2,511

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North Carolina

• Jun 10, 2012

• #7

When I moved to the south from the north it took a few years but I eventually adjusted to it.Anything over 90 degrees still seems pretty hot though.

 

crpntr1

Lifer

Dec 18, 2011

1,981

156

Texas

• Jun 10, 2012

• #8

93 103 113..its all the same, hot!!and time for AC.

 

barkar

Lifer

Apr 17, 2012

1,104

1

• Jun 10, 2012

• #9

very true

 

crpntr1

Lifer

Dec 18, 2011

1,981

156

Texas

• Jun 10, 2012

• #10

how do folks in the south stand these temps?

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Simple barkar, AC & iced tea. :D

 

ohin3

Lifer

Jun 2, 2010

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• Jun 10, 2012

• #11

I honestly love it and miss it. I swear I could live in India or Africa...love love love the heat. So what the hell am I doing in Nova Scotia? 10 degrees celsius here this morning.

 

papipeguy

Lifer

Jul 31, 2010

15,778

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Bethlehem, Pa.

• Jun 10, 2012

• #12

89 Degrees F. here in eastern Pa today. I took my MGB to a local car show. Black car with black interior and the top down. Felt great at 50 mph and not so great at stop lights; of which there were too many.

On a more positive note we replace our 2 furnaces and central air units on Thursday and Friday last week. Just in time for this heat. Dodged that bullet.

 

mrgunnar177

Lifer

Apr 5, 2012

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United States

• Jun 10, 2012

• #13

Out here in eastern Washington it's 50 *f usually it's around 75 *f here...so I'd love if someone could send us some warmer movies

 

ghost

Lifer

May 17, 2012

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4

• Jun 10, 2012

• #14

27C(81F) in Hottawa today, not including the humidity. (91F with the humidity, I guess we'll include that today) I've been working in my basement workshop, which usually stays cooler all summer, so it's a good excuse to get some work done and work on the reverse tan.
Not a fan of the heat, but I'll take it over winter any day.

 

riptide

Part of the Furniture Now

Jul 27, 2010

662

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Colorado

• Jun 10, 2012

• #15

Its Cool here I Colorado Springs Today only 73 Yesterday was in the upper 90's with no wind. I wonder what the temps will be in D.C. for the next 3 weeks I fly out tomorrow.

 

jwp159

Can't Leave

Jan 1, 2010

365

2

• Jun 10, 2012

• #16

90 F and humid here in NC today. How do we stand it? Burly and Cold Beer. ::

 

pstlpkr

Lifer

Dec 14, 2009

9,694

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Birmingham, AL

• Jun 10, 2012

• #17

how do folks in the south stand these temps?

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A/C and Chili Peppers.... :twisted:

 

mlaug

Part of the Furniture Now

May 23, 2010

908

2

Iowa

• Jun 10, 2012

• #18

I was going to say "lowered expectations of comfort" but Lawrence pretty much covered it.

 

profpar

Can't Leave

Dec 8, 2011

317

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Buford, Georgia

• Jun 10, 2012

• #19

You get acclimated to warmer temperatures. Many years ago when I moved to GA from upstate NY a 305 K. (32 C) temperature would have seemed unbearingly hot. Now it's a normal early summer temperature. (It gets hotter than that).

 

lankfordjl

Part of the Furniture Now

Sep 29, 2011

611

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Texas

• Jun 10, 2012

• #20

When it's 90 during the summer in East Texas, we call that a Cold Front!