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Heat Index Of 100 Degrees Predicted !!!!

Discussion in 'Non-Vegas Chat' started by Joe Strummer, Jun 20, 2012.

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  1. Joe Strummer

    Joe Strummer VIP Whale

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    Whoa !
    I ain't ready for this TODAY + Tomorrow.
    I live + work north of NYC ---
    I was putting up a new flag at 9 a.m.
    The pole is in the sun --- I spent 15 mins
    fixing a broken clip on the rope.
    I came inside + my shirt was completely drenched !!!!!
    ....from just fixing a flag's rope.
    Thank god, I mowed the huge lawn, yesterday.
    This is brutal !!!:grrr: Hot + super humid w/ that wonderful
    NYC stagnant air bubble.
    Humidity at 75 % w/ 95 degree temps predicted.
    Thank god my new car has AC - cos my old truck hasn't
    had it for years.:faint:
     
  2. Joe

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    I hear you. Mid 90s the last 3 days and with the humidity, really stifling. +20 degrees above normal. Rain has been spotty all of June.

    Total at our house 3/10ths of an inch for all of June.

    Nothing growing but weeds. Grass almost totally browned out. I'm on a well, so I don't water anything but the veggie garden and the flower pots.
     
  3. zerofan

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    I hear you Joe - I work down on Hudson Street and it was almost blazing @ 7am when I left for work.

    Forget about when you add in the hot pavement and tons of cars/cabs in NYC....wait until about 3pm - it will be an oven.

    Joe - buy yourself a few Under Armour shirts - they keep you cool and when you sweat dry very quickly - unlike a cotton shirt that just stays soaked and gets heavy.
     
  4. ken2v

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    I think we're looking at 70, breeze coming in off the ocean.

    :poke:
     
  5. Sue24

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    It's the same here in Iowa. Add all that corn and it makes the humidity even worse!
    Still, I think it's better than -20 degrees that we can get too!
     
  6. captainron62

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    Vacationing in the great smoky mountains this week. We are heading to high elevation to find some coolness!

    Be safe all, heat can be a killer!!
     
  7. DonD

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    We're on our way to Laughlin tomorrow.

    Today
    Jun 20
    116°

    Thu
    Jun 21
    116°

    Fri
    Jun 22
    114°

    Sat
    Jun 23
    113°

    Sun
    Jun 24
    111
     
  8. jr7110

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    I also live and work in NYC - and I am not amused.

    I am actually looking forward to the 105 and above degree Vegas temps when I arrive in a couple of weeks because I love that gorgeous, humidity-free heat. In New York city the heat trapped between the skyscrapers, coupled with the exhaust from all of the vehicles, is brutal.
     
  9. tapakip

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    100+ heat index in dry weather: awesome
    100+ heat index in humid weather: welcome to the suck

    Experiencing the latter today, hope to experience the former out in Vegas next month.
     
  10. Jerseyguy

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    Just finished an hour walk

    Sweated out a lot of impurities that somehow entered my body at Harrahs.
    Forgot to bring a bottle of water also.
    My daughter commutes into midtown ,after work may have to stop at a few places to re-hydrate between office and Port Auth.
     
  11. HoyaHeel

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    If you have to work outside in these temps, wicking fabrics are a necessity. Almost all sporting goods companies make them - don't have to buy UnderArmour (though sometimes their outlets have good prices.) My husband loves Nike dri-fit as his favorite shirts, though he has a few different brands. (for nicer occasions, he'll wear "fishing" shirts - Columbia, lots of other companies make in a long sleeve or short sleeve - vents in the back, lots of pockets, wicking, UPF sun protection.....)

    He left early this morning as he had to work on a roof (of a rental property) and wanted to be done before the heat & humidity of our day hit:rolleyes2: Welcome to summer in the South. And how is your solstice going? :drunk:
     
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