Guys it's really hot up here

Henroid

Man, so my goofy sleep schedule usually means I'm asleep right now, but it's just too hot. Cold shower'd, and I checked the weather; it's fuckin' 101 degrees. And that's outside - upstairs in the house it's like 15 degrees warmer always. Also we've got like an excessive heat warning in effect 'til Wednesday.

This is bullshit. I thought the northwest was supposed to be like overcast and rain.

I'm about to go downstairs to beat the heat.

Volucrisus Aedrius

I was so hot today at work.

Fucking work shirt, plus black undershirt, plus apron, plus long pants, plus Goddamned leather boots.

Fuuuuuuck.

Lardalish

So...so take off all your clothes?

SirToasty

It's been a little muggy today but otherwise quite comfortable.

Calamity Jane

fucking hot in this piece right here

Kuribo's Shoe

well see I moved up here last fall. so that's why the winter was especially rough, and now the summer is unbearably hot

basically the malevolent god that finds joy in causing me misfortune has followed me here

sorry guys

Calamity Jane

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autono-wally, erotibot300

your sig is kinda putting me off

MetroidZoid

111 out in the nursery today. Made it a frequent habit to absolutely soak myself, or make up reasons to walk through the overhead sprinklers as we were closing.

Ol' Sparky

It's well over 110 here in Phoenix today, at least I'm pretty sure it is

luckily everywhere has pretty good a/c including my house

Kuribo's Shoe

Ol' Sparky wrote: »

It's well over 110 here in Phoenix today, at least I'm pretty sure it is

luckily everywhere has pretty good a/c including my house

one thing I learned when I moved from the south is that apparently everywhere else a/c is some frivolous luxury

baffling

Janson

Kuribo's Shoe wrote: »

Ol' Sparky wrote: »

It's well over 110 here in Phoenix today, at least I'm pretty sure it is

luckily everywhere has pretty good a/c including my house

one thing I learned when I moved from the south is that apparently everywhere else a/c is some frivolous luxury

baffling

Including in California!

But it's not too bad, we have our own air con unit now.

ShimSham

After a brutal June with the average heat index of 105+ degrees everyday with the humidity around 80%, July has been surprisingly cool in MS. For the past 2 weeks we had temperatures in the low to mid 90s. It was amazing. I couldn't believe it.

Baroque And Roll

It tops out in the low 80's here.

Zombiemambo

Lardalish wrote: »

So...so take off all your clothes?

I am getting so hot

I'm going to take my clothes off

Burden of Proof

man don't tell me your problems

thanimations

Ol' Sparky wrote: »

It's well over 110 here in Phoenix today, at least I'm pretty sure it is

luckily everywhere has pretty good a/c including my house

I think the high today was 113 or something stupid like that

tugga

its been 100+ for almost the last month here

but it rained all day today

Cilla Black

Kuribo's Shoe wrote: »

Ol' Sparky wrote: »

It's well over 110 here in Phoenix today, at least I'm pretty sure it is

luckily everywhere has pretty good a/c including my house

one thing I learned when I moved from the south is that apparently everywhere else a/c is some frivolous luxury

baffling

So wait, AC isn't common in the rest of the country? Man that is weird. I can't honestly think of a single place I've ever been in the entire south, even crappy run-down ghetto convenience stores, that hasn't had AC. It might go out frequently but point is they had it.

M.D.

God, I hate the heat and it's been rather warm up here in Holland. Which in turn makes my room hot and the only way to stay cool is to keep the window open, because they dont believe in ac up here or something, but then the bees get in.

L|ama

it's only like 500 degrees here

I am using the one and only correct temperature scale, Rankine! All the arbitrary division size of Fahrenheit, with the scientificty of being zeroed at absolute zero.

Druhim

while it does occasionally get hot here in Seattle, you have to keep in mind the humidity is much lower than in many other hot regions of the country

and as far as AC up here, it's usually not cost effective to have in your home if you only need it one or two months a year

Dog

i think i have food poisoning

been pooping a lot

Tasteticle

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Dichotomy

DEAR GOD 100 DEGREES HOW ARE YOU STILL ALIVE

vsove

It's pretty hot up here. Plus, I'm Canadian, I take double damage from heat. Makes me miss the winter months.

Cilla Black

100 degrees ain't no thang if you keep hydrated and in some shade

it's high humidity with heat that's so awful

Shabooty

Stay cool, Omaha.

But seriously please.

Rinder

I'm on the end of our AC ventilation system and get piss poor cooling.
That coupled with the heat from my computer makes my room an oven.
I go through water like it's going out of style.

cheshire

It is very hot and I am sunburned. I have sunglasses tan. At least it is starting to cool down a bit.

tech_hunter

It is hot up here why would anyone think its a good idea to not put central air into a modern home..it doesn't cost that much extra guys. When I moved up here last July and there was like 2 days straight of 102 weather I saw like 10 ambulances giving homeless people like oxygen and fluids I guess from heat exhaustion.

Druhim

because of where my unit is positioned, it doesn't have much external space exposed to the sun which keeps it surprisingly comfortable even when it's really hot outside

Dichotomy

heat makes me so cranky
comparatively, I'm positively cheery in the cold.

good thing I'm Canadian or that might seem odd?

MetroidZoid

Druhim wrote: »

because of where my unit is positioned, it doesn't have much external space exposed to the sun which keeps it surprisingly comfortable even when it's really hot outside

That's what she said.

DouglasDanger

Air-conditioning is pretty common in PA. Most homes have some kind of AC, either the window units or central air, damn near every building-- store, restaurant, work place, etc has some form of air conditioning. I'm not sure what that guy on the first page was talking about.

Our apartment gets really damn hot since the shade trees were chopped down in the spring. Probably for the best though, they were all rotten inside.

Calamity Jane

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bent

I just keep a bedside fan on, when it's hot at night.

If I leave my window open I'll get at least two big-ass spiders in my room, and an entourage of moths.

Henroid

Dichotomy wrote: »

DEAR GOD 100 DEGREES HOW ARE YOU STILL ALIVE

I'm not!

Arch Guru XX

I live 2 blocks from the beach in Southern California; most of the new homes in this area do not include A/C. Open up the windows and turn on some fans and we're fine. Of course it helps that it rarely gets much hotter than 85 here.

The flip side is that I am a complete pussy when it comes to weather that is actually hot or cold. Need gloves/scarf to go outside in the winter? Fuck that (I kinda miss snow).

MagicPrime

Window AC units are not very expensive.

You don't have to cool your entire house/appt. Just one room.

For instance, in my old apartment I had a nice Window unit in my bedroom, the rest of the place wasn't cooled at all, but I just kept the windows open and had a box fan in the window to get some ventilation. It made it mostly bareable.

However, for the bedroom I actually hung a army style wool blanket over the door on the inside to make sure all that delicious cool air stayed right where I wanted it.

Seeing that my computer was also in the bed room, and I had a TV in there it worked out nicely.

Also, my girlfriend at the time would always want to go lay on the bed instead of setting on the couch.

http://www6.homedepot.com/acselector/index.html?&cm_sp=dept-_-d29a-_-AC-_-hero-_-AirConditioner_Selector

Ruckus

Winnipeg's on something like it's 9th consecutive month where the mean temperature is below average. We're getting 20-25 degree Celsius days (68-77 degrees F).