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You think it's hot where you live?

Richard Cranium

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Melting shoes on the street. Streetlights catching on fire. Up to 170 degrees with up to 78 relative humidity.

 
It's really about 100-104 F. "The current official highest registered air temperature on Earth is 56.7 °C (134.1 °F), recorded on 10 July 1913 at Furnace Creek Ranch, in Death Valley, Eastern California in the United States." That was back before global warming/climate change.
 
It’s pretty crappy living in a world when you get flooded with bull shite news and can’t tell truth from lies.
I’m getting to the point of not believing anything.
 
I thought the video was funny. I've lived in some pretty nasty hot places. The worst for me was being on Port Detail in Kuwait 2003. That's what I get for being an E1 sent to war.
 
It’s pretty crappy living in a world when you get flooded with bull shite news and can’t tell truth from lies.
I’m getting to the point of not believing anything.
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I thought the video was funny. I've lived in some pretty nasty hot places. The worst for me was being on Port Detail in Kuwait 2003. That's what I get for being an E1 sent to war.
We would call the heat in the sandbox, Africa Hot!!! Hated transiting through there when crewing C-141s and C-5s during the desert excursions. It got to the point where we would have to land at night and then leave, as during the day, the heat would cause interruptions with performance when we were loaded up and heavy. Then the humidity in the Asian countries was also a killer. Here in Reno, NV, we are at the century mark, and it is toasty but manageable. Just the damn smoke from CA and OR wildfires that is drifting over here is causing air quality issues, and the scenery/view is diminished. So I stay inside with my air purifier system on and the AC keeping me nice and cool...cr8crshr/Bill:usflag::usflag::usflag:
 
It's plenty hot here, (for here) but nothing like the desert...
Or some other shithole country...

We don't have the humidity like some place do either (thank goodness)
saving grace, not dealing with that double whammy, of hot temps & humidity, heat index
been the 90*s here, but getting closer to 100*+ every day for a few days...

We will probably have a 110* here, later this month or into next month
maybe even for a week or 2-3, it's summer, just the normal deal
out west...
I'd rather deal with that then snow & terential rain, we get too..
 
Then the humidity in the Asian countries was also a killer.

The raindrops are suspended mid-air and never fall to the ground!

Well, until the super typhoons hit.
 
I was in Phoenix this past Saturday and I think it was 116 , On blacktop parking lot it was damn hot
 
They've obviously never been to Carlisle!!
When I first started going to Carlisle it was held in August,triple digit temps were the norm. This last weekend was one of the coolest Carlisle shows I have been to. I went every year since 1992 except for 2020.
 
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