How HOT are you?

[Chefzhat]

Just trying to take the "temperature" - it's

91 degrees here in Michigan, of all things.

Love it!!

How hot are you???

Debie

[AZLorena]

currently 88 degrees.....forecast for later ...109 degrees.

Lorena

[slknight]

Not hot at all. Current temp - 79 degrees with a wonderful breeze, so it feels like it's only 77. This is why I live here.:)

[SueK]

Pretty hot! It's about 90 right now with the temp still rising! I just bought a 10' pool today, and am ready to get it set up and get cooled off a bit!

[Melman]

85 in the upstate of SC. I think they're predicting close to 90 today. I'm hoping they were wrong.

[Peggy]

We are looking at 100 degrees here in Northern California. But as we always say,"it's a dry heat...":p :p :p

Peggy

[LaraW]

90 in Denver. They are saying that there is a (small) chance for rain, so keep your fingers crossed!!!

[Chefzhat]

Originally posted by Peggy
We are looking at 100 degrees here in Northern California. But as we always say,"it's a dry heat...":p :p :p

Peggy

I always LOVE that! Also, "it's not the heat, it's the HUMIDITY!"

We have a pool too - so I never complain about the heat because I'm always just floating in the pool. Hard to get hot when you are submerged in water!

Debie

[Angela]

Hazy, Hot, and Humid!!! It's 95 degrees and very humid!! Ugh, I hate it!

[JackieO]

88 sizzlin' degrees in Milwaukee with a dew point of 62 degrees. It's like a sauna outside. Either I've gotten used to it, or it is a little less sticky than it was over the weekend. We're supposed to return to more "normal" June temperatures by the end of the week.

[vbak]

Hot and humid in NW In. It's probably 90. I had to come in because the sweat was blinding me. However, I will take this over the temps we had in early June; rain, lows of 48 and highs of 60. Brrr. Vicky

[sneezles]

A lovely 98º here in central Texas but the humidity is also about 75%! Of course it's been this way for a month and will be for about 3 more, which is why I stay inside except for early morening and late evening!

[wallycat]

Hey JackieO, in Brookfield it's 91 !!! not that that makes it feel any better, huh?!

Tuesday night and wed. the "cool down" begins..88 and the next day high 70's...

Is it any wonder I want to re-locate???!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'd be willing to live in the arctic not to have to face summer :D

[BlueMoose]

It's supposed to get into the upper 80's today and the humidity is high. So what am I doing???? BAKING!!!!!:mad: I got 2 orders for dog biscuits today that I HAVE to start baking for. :rolleyes:

[AzAnne]

Originally posted by AZLorena
forecast for later ...109 degrees.

Lorena

And that's just for Today, rest of the week predicted highs 112 :eek:
with overnight lows between 80 & 82 :(

Just think our low temp. is higher than someplaces daytime high :rolleyes:

But yes it is a dry heat, humidity 9% :cool:

[buffygirl]

In Houston it's mid 90's and humid, Yuck! Can you say bad hair day?

Kim

[BlueMoose]

I guess we have 92 right now.

[Jewel]

Well...according to my husband I'm smokin'..!! :D

[AZLorena]

AZAnne....I am one of those whackos that actually doesn't mind the heat. I was working out in my backyard around noon today. I still exercise outside almost all summer long.

Lorena

[Gina O]

The thermometer looks to be just a hint below 95. I just came in from working in the yard. My second round of sweating for the day! From the looks I was receiving from the group of guys working on the road out front as I was tending my flower bed, I must be pretty darn hot as well! ;)

Like Lorena I enjoy the heat. For me, the worst part about summer is grocery shopping and eating out.... I hate how cold the stores and restaurants feel with the air conditioner cranked up. Gina

[Canice]

65 and breezy today, with a clear blue sky.
I was going to take the dog to the beach but it looks like it's socked in out there, so I guess we'll go to the park instead.

[sushibones]

It's only supposed to be in the upper 80's here today, although it felt warmer than that this morning when I was walking the dog.

For those of you who would really like to feel miserable, the Accuweather site (http://www1.accuweather.com/adcbin/index.asp?partner=accuweather) also offers a RealFeel index as well. Here is part of their blurb.The AccuWeather.com 15-day forecast includes AccuWeather's exclusive RealFeel Temperature(tm) and the UV Index for each day. You will also have quick access to pollen counts, sunrise and sunset times, local school cancellations, streaming video forecasts, and more.

[Chefzhat]

Originally posted by Jewel
Well...according to my husband I'm smokin'..!! :D

tee hee hee!:D :D :D :D

[VictoriaL]

I'm melllllllllting!!!!!!!!!
South of Pgh, 95.9F degrees, 86% humidity (and 80.1F in the coolest room in our un-air conditioned brick-oven that we call home!!!)

[Molli526]

Originally posted by Chefzhat
Just trying to take the "temperature" - it's

91 degrees here in Michigan, of all things.



I just wish it weren't so muggy. :(

[LaraW]

Well, we made it to 96 today but my little computer thing-y says it is 86. Maybe we will have a storm! Keep your fingers crossed!:cool:

[aggie94]

Report Names 'Sweatiest' U.S. City

June 21, 2002 10:17 am EST

CHICAGO (Reuters) - Every year there's a new one: Most livable U.S. city, friendliest city, town with the best manners. Now comes the first annual sweatiest city award. Top honors go to San Antonio, Texas.

On a typical summer day, San Antonio residents lose more than 1 liter of perspiration per hour during exercise such as walking, the announcement said.

Dallas-Ft. Worth, New Orleans, Houston, and West Palm Beach, Florida, fleshed out the top five sweatiest cities.

The list was released on Thursday by Procter & Gamble's Old Spice Red Zone deodorant, apparently in a sweat to produce some first-day-of-summer publicity.

It was based, the announcement said, on the average high temperature and humidity during June, July, and August in the 50 cities reviewed. Based on this, the company estimated the sweat produced by walking one hour each day.

"Although some view sweat as embarrassing, it is necessary to keep the body cool," said Mark Davis, described as a perspiration expert for Old Spice, which said it is sending the mayor of San Antonio a case of its Red Zone.

The five least sweaty cities were in order: Barrow, Alaska, San Francisco, Seattle, San Diego, and Los Angeles.

[Svadhisthana]

Upper 90's here with a heat index in the hundreds. Did I mention no A/C in my car?

[Canice]

Originally posted by aggie94
On a typical summer day, San Antonio residents lose more than 1 liter of perspiration per hour during exercise such as walking, the announcement said.

One liter of sweat in an hour? Can that be true? At that rate you'd need to carry a bottle of water with you to pick up your paper at the end of the driveway! Wow.

[aggie94]

I'd believe it. But to be honest, I can't imagine anyone actually spends that kind of time outside. It really *is* just going to the end of the driveway to get the mail and the paper, then right back inside where it's nice and cool!

[little_bopeep]

Originally posted by Jewel
Well...according to my husband I'm smokin'..!! :D

Jewel, Jewel, Jewel...<sigh>...why was I so sure it would be you??? ;)