BO is worse!

This heat sucks, outside is 97 F per thermometer in partial sun.

I had to go out today for appointments. It's disgusting; like walking into a wet washcloth and trying to breathe. Storm watch in place, and on its way, apparently. I am now home, the a/c is on, all fans are working, and I'm trying to rehydrate. I swear by the hundred little Gods, I despise this weather.

Having a hard time, coming from the nice, perfect SF weather.

It's 94 with a heat index of 101 and I don't have AC. The rain keeps forming around us, but never quite holds together. I just went out and hand watered my vegetable garden, just in case we get 'skunked' again, with the promised rain and cooler air.

Unfortunately, as you guys cool off, we'll be getting back to the mid 90s.

However, the fact that it's a dry heat does make a difference. You still sweat like crazy, but it evaporates and cools you off instead of making you stick to the furniture.

but when it goes much over that, we tend to get thunder storms. There's one rolling in right now, actually.

I am sure it would be great for my Asthma.

A 'cool' front came through Minnsota last night so we're down to 86 from the 90s yesterday. The dew point is down about 10 degrees as well. So, the temp is down, but it's still hot.

I'm more of an upper 60s kind of person.

Think we set a peak power demand record today.

Lost power a week ago Thursday nigh as it began, again on Monday night and AGAIN on Wednesday night. I hate LIPA.

that (or worse) every day from May until October down in south Texas, with occasional breaks, like right now.

I fear all of us need to prepare for these big variations. "All of us" includes electric companies, homebuilders, etc.

July-October are hard months on asthmatic kids. Ozone alerts nearly every day in August and September.

Frequently, Halloween is too warm for most costumes.

tube for 7 days. It was caused by the heat. I don't ever get that way but I am always mindful of the heat.