Nearly 100ºF tomorrow...
07-29-2009, 01:01 PM
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07-29-2009, 01:12 PM
#31
Easy, That is hot for sure and I'm competing with you 
The humidity here will be 50% so that is bit more than 17%. 108* and 50% humidity is hot but not suffocating. I have lived in hotter climates with much more humidity
Trust me humidity makes an incredible difference on how your body feels the heat.
The humidity here will be 50% so that is bit more than 17%. 108* and 50% humidity is hot but not suffocating. I have lived in hotter climates with much more humidity
Trust me humidity makes an incredible difference on how your body feels the heat.
07-29-2009, 02:14 PM
#37
Easy, That is hot for sure and I'm competing with you
The humidity here will be 50% so that is bit more than 17%. 108* and 50% humidity is hot but not suffocating. I have lived in hotter climates with much more humidity Trust me humidity makes an incredible difference on how your body feels the heat.
The humidity here will be 50% so that is bit more than 17%. 108* and 50% humidity is hot but not suffocating. I have lived in hotter climates with much more humidity
Trust me humidity makes an incredible difference on how your body feels the heat.I'm just busting your b*lls. I know if your not use to the temps and there is humidity then it can wreak havoc on you.
Down here we're use to it. And the humidity is always low. Except this time of the year due to the Monsoons. But they don't show until dusk usually.
I'll take 120 and 2% humidity any time over 100 and 99% humidity.
Just drink lots of water.
07-29-2009, 02:18 PM
#38
Power!!
It's actually easier to keep everything straight in the system if everything has a shipping label and gets shipped out. We used to have warehouse pickup but it tended to make a mess of our order tracking.
07-29-2009, 02:21 PM
#40
Mr. Örange
When I lived in Phoenix a while back, they had a record low (the hottest low) in the middle of the summer of 95 degrees, by 5:30AM to 6:00 AM it was already over 100 degrees.
