Puts a damper on workin outside

[OzFab]

130f of dry heat not humid heat dry skin cracking lip cracking heat

Hmm, yeah, I think you may be exaggerating just a little bit: the highest recorded temp ever was

Death Valley, Calif., USA July 10, 1913 134.0°F 56.7°C

I'd prefer dry heat over humidity ANY DAY!

 

[mckutzy]

Wasnt it this past year it was like 55*c there?
I knew they said it hot.

 

[Young One With A Manco]

Im in CT... was supposed to get 20-30" but it missed us. Ended up with about 6". LAME! I was thinking no school tues-thurs. Closed today and delay tomorrow. Dont matter, i'm skipping tomorrow and going skiing tomorrow. Should make for good skiing even if only 6"

 

[Poboy kartman]

Im in CT... was supposed to get 20-30" but it missed us. Ended up with about 6". LAME! I was thinking no school tues-thurs. Closed today and delay tomorrow. Dont matter, i'm skipping tomorrow and going skiing tomorrow. Should make for good skiing even if only 6"

Bad boys....bad boys....whatcha gonna do.....when the sheriff John Brown come for you??????

 

[Badot]

Haha, in DE we were supposed to get 1-3 inches at most... when it was in the forties for a few days before, so it likely wouldn't have even stuck. My college closed at 4pm (when it didn't even get below freezing until about 10pm) so I didn't have class. All the roads are salted, everyone's freaking out about the 'storm'. Completely missed us anyways. People here are nutballs.

 

[Poboy kartman]

80°f here today.....wonder what the poor folks are doing?????