TO HOT!

[barkar]

Simple barkar, AC & iced tea. [:D]
OK, so today I kept all curtains closed tight, A/C on full blast, bought a case of artificial sweetened iced tea (I'm diabetic).
So yes crpntr1 your system works...now where's my pipe.

 

[msandoval858]

Hopped in my truck after work today at 5pm and the therm on my console registered 102. Going to be a long summer.

 

[weezell]

Give me the HEAT!!Love it!

 

[hobie1dog]

Remember the Grammar Nazi says in this application you must spell it TOO HOT :wink: 2 letter O's are needed in this specific application.
I love hot weather, cold weather sucks when your fingers get numb and suffer frostbite, can't stay outside because of the frigid temps, cars won't start, salt eats your cars up, heating bills are outragous, etc. :evil:

 

[pstlpkr]

Down here when a "cold front" rolls through the temperatures can plunge to 89 degrees. Brrrrrr....

 

[photoman13]

In East Tennessee it isn't the temp that bothers me it's the humidity! I've been to Florida where it's suppose to be high humidity and it didn't hold a candle to East Tennessee.

 

[lankfordjl]

@photoman13

The humidity in TN must be similar to East TX. It'll be 95F, 95% humidity, and no breeze on a summer day. A person's sweat doesn't evaporate; it just insulates them so that they can't cool off. :|

 

[rcstan]

Yes, that would be unseasonably warm here. Around 4 pm when it gets really warm here in Anchorage it's around 60 F / 16 C. Dry heat of course. When it gets above 70 which is quite HOT, open the windows and crank the fans ( we have no use for A/C here, more stuff to freeze and break in the winter ). It also helps if you didn't cut all the trees down from around your dwelling.

 

[ichbinmuede]

I can definitely sympathize Barkar. Hah the summers here in Ontario make me miss The North and its climate.