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It was 104 degrees here yesterday(all time record high), already up to 100 today, and the same is expected for at least the next two days. I know this is normal for you Arizona boys, but not for us Idaho boys.

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I talked to a lot of people in the upper half  original 13 States, MA in particular this week. Pretty much everybody I talked to in that area was talking about upper 80’s on the cool end and upper 90’s on the hot end BEFORE the heat index, with it’s been over 100 there for much of the last few weeks and may not subside for a little while unless that hurricane ends up partially blowing up that way after making landfall in the mainland.

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3 hours ago, Tom Geiger said:

Hot here today in the Philly suburbs, topped 90 but with extreme humidity!  Spent the afternoon in the pool

Yeah, I grew up in that nasty humidity, I think it adds 20 degrees to the temp. At least it's dry here.

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23 minutes ago, RichCostello said:

Yeah, I grew up in that nasty humidity, I think it adds 20 degrees to the temp. At least it's dry here.

Yes, temperature for Sunday is 89 with a heat index of 100/105 per the news a few minutes ago!

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9 hours ago, Tom Geiger said:

Yes, temperature for Sunday is 89 with a heat index of 100/105 per the news a few minutes ago!

That’s what I don’t like about Tennessee, is the heat wth humidity. You go outside you start sweating plus mosquitoes!

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11 hours ago, slusher said:

That’s what I don’t like about Tennessee, is the heat wth humidity. You go outside you start sweating plus mosquitoes!

Yeah, I always hated getting out of the shower, and not being able to get dried off.

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On 8/2/2020 at 8:10 AM, slusher said:

That’s what I don’t like about Tennessee, is the heat wth humidity. You go outside you start sweating plus mosquitoes!

Even rain doesn't help much here in my part of Tennessee, cause after it quits, it seems the humidity gets even higher!

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53 minutes ago, Bucky said:

Even rain doesn't help much here in my part of Tennessee, cause after it quits, it seems the humidity gets even higher!

I am in West Tennessee...

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I feel very lucky after spending at least half my life in Florida, to have finally moved to a dry climate. It has absolutely changed my life. Even in the high 90's, a bit of a breeze and some shade, keep up the fluids, and I'm good to be outside all day. I love being outdoors now. 

I highly recommend it folks.

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14 hours ago, Jantrix said:

I feel very lucky after spending at least half my life in Florida, to have finally moved to a dry climate. It has absolutely changed my life. Even in the high 90's, a bit of a breeze and some shade, keep up the fluids, and I'm good to be outside all day. I love being outdoors now. 

I highly recommend it folks.

You are so right! I'll take dry 90s over humid 70s any day.

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