Cleared up this afternoon, 75. Yesterday it was 94 with a heat index of 115. I like today better.

More of the same tomorrow

Needless to say, it was too hot to do anything but sit around and watch the 50th anniversary of the moon landing on TV.

100 degrees w/ heat index at 108! UGH.

Your typical Arkansas July day!

Storms all around where I live, but just some thunder and rain showers for us.

Humid, thunderstorms with lightning in the evening. A little cooler tonight.

High 80s and beautiful.

Expecting it to be over 90 tomorrow, but no significant humidity.

And most importantly, considering the past few years, no fires in our area and no smoke so far. Last year, in particular was HIDEOUS for smoke.

If not later this summer then next summer, or the next wacky winter, or something.

Pretty typical for this time of the year.

Ah, the Midwest!

We had perfect conditions for tornadoes and a “derecho” wind event. Also severe storms last night after a couple days of severe heat (heat index over 100), that caused power station fires in Madison.

We’ve been told that the damage is so severe that they will have to rebuild our power structures before we will have electricity again. Several days at least.
Anyone else enjoying the severe weather as we are? Ugh!

C.H. Appleton, WI

Today we were in the 80s and we just got a wonderful thunderstorm to cool us off even more. Heaven. Good sleeping tonight with the windows open.

But it's better than yesterday or the day before. That was horrible.

I think that wind comes from all that rain falling and evaporating before it hits the ground. Virga? Maybe it took a while for the ground to cool off. Hopefully, there's enough moisture in the ground that it will do it again tomorrow and we'll have another cool-ish night.

102F with humidity index included.

Chicago area.

I'm wearing a sweater right now.

However, when it gets hot here, look out. Many homes don't have AC. Thankfully, it doesn't happen too often...yet.

I remember my first time in that during a visit, once taught my to bring a couple of thick sweaters afterward.

Our home is up in those clouds.

Anyone flying into SFO can see the fog inversion graphically, especially at night. It is truly something to behold.

Can you tell that I love it here?!

Except for the housing expense, but that is life, people don't buy houses in undesirable places to live.

The Bay Area, the food, the climate, the laid back but driven culture, the cultural and racial diversity. It is not perfect but it is closer than anywhere else in this country.

It's like the Melting Pot of the USA now, maybe what NYC was (and still is).

You know this place well: there are real problems here, and it's expensive. But there's no place I'd rather be.

To me, a July under 80 is completely unacceptable. Love living in NYC.

I just have to go 8 miles from my home to experience desert conditions, where it is superhot. The Bay Area is funny: it has at least 20+ microclimates and you can go from our place where it's 65 degrees and be in a place where it's 85 degress in a few miles.

Here's an old article that expresses it better than I can: [link:https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Weather-as-varied-as-the-people-Land-and-fog-2900468.php|]

The high was 95. But, my car said it was 105. It was like an oven.
We had a rain storm and now it’s 79.

AC simply can't keep up. Well, only one more month and things move toward a pleasant 6 months.

The high today was about 97 with heat index over 100. More of the same predicted for tomorrow but supposedly back down to the 80s on Monday.

I walked from Columbus Circle to the 53 & Lex station and my shirt was soaked like it had rained. I've spent a lot of time in NYC over the years but that was the worst for me. I think the index was 110.

In other words, normal.

Close to 100 heat index. As you say - normal.

Supposedly some cooler weather coming next week. Fingers crossed.

Never wore a jacket today,

94, oppressive humidity today.

I tend to keep an eye out there. I halfway grew up in Hubbard.

In southeastern part of Virginia near North Carolina border.

high 95+. Little/no wind/breeze.

Here on the beautiful northern California coast!

Clovis CA. 91 degrees 31 percent humidity

75 degrees & mostly sunny.

Tomorrow....mid 80s.

Guy comes tomorrow to look at it. Storms un the evening. Yesterday was similar except the evening storm was very bad. Went to a wedding that should have been outside but was brought in.

been very lucky here so far that it's been cool.

72 now. It was overcast all day and very humid (75%), but as usual, no rain.

SSSHHHHH, Don't tell anyone.

8,000 ft. elevation

It was better today, 98 with a heat index of 109. It was supposed to be better tomorrow but they have put that off another day grrrrrrr. We hit 114 index earlier this week. I was out at 7AM and wondered why it felt so sweaty. It was 80 something with a 91% humidity. It has been fun all over I see. Working outside in this is not a lot of fun but I am used to it. I hope it does break after tomorrow, I need time to do some heavy work.

Horrible humidity.

Spent the morning at a swim meet, we were all suffering. I walked to the pool at 6:45 am and had sweat through my clothes then.

Me too! Same area. We are not accustomed to this extreme heat for a whole week! Monday is supposed to bring relief!

It's been a while since it has been this hot. All the cats are flopped on their backs on the floor. Thankfully we have window a/c in all the rooms.

terrible today.

out in Waukesha and while it was hot there was a breeze so it made it a little more bearable.

Waukesha yesterday.

Montana

Who puts the heat on in the middle of July?
The cold woke me up had to get an extra blanket

I had 48 outside and my house stayed cool for most of today.

Aint run the AC once this summer

I have an air conditioner but I really don't want to run it.

Northern New Jersey.

Now there are thunderstorms.

I am not going out there until it breaks. I came out of my office yesterday and could barely breathe it was so hot and humid. I am eternally grateful to my brother for getting me an AC for my birthday. I would be miserable right now without it.

while living in Phila. YUK!!! That Summer I was working on my professional portfolio and taking care of a new batch of 4 week old puppies from the shelter. The A/C saved all our lives.

A batch of 4-week old puppies! That would be my dream! How wonderful!

So good in fact that about 35% of my assets are going to the Morris Animal Refuge. It's one of the oldest in the country. Half the stuff in Phila is "the first in the country". I miss puppy breath and bellies.

Summerfield, Florida... sunny and mid-90s with late afternoon and early evening thunderstorms. Same as every other day here between May and September.

NE PA Pocono Mtns.

Central Gulf coast

It will be this way, every day until mid-October.

California.

I go out to tag sales early Saturday morning (antique dealer looking for treasures) and I can honestly say this is the first time I felt sick from the heat. Hit a great estate sale with mountains of stuff and had to give it up when it hit 90 degrees. I'd still be there if the temperature had been normal. LOL.

Victorville.... High desert

100 degrees

a miserable 95 with a touch of oppressive humidity. I gave my chickens a refrigerated cantaloupe as a cool down treat

partly cloudy, but, for once, no storms or even rain.

Tornados hit the Appleton WI area yesterday. No serious damage or injuries that I know of. Of course, I haven’t been able to follow the news like I usually do because we have no power.

This was separate from the other blackout.