Ace-Garageguy Posted Monday at 09:25 PM Posted Monday at 09:25 PM Though it's only 84F and 63% humidity, it feels more draining and miserable than usual today for some reason.
Ace-Garageguy Posted Monday at 09:32 PM Posted Monday at 09:32 PM On 7/20/2025 at 2:05 PM, espo said: Some of our for fathers used their heads and would build something with this type of thought prosses knowing how different materials would react to weather and other influences. Now we just through something up with no consideration to the effects of our surroundings. "Thermal mass" like that stone wall, and other "passive" heat managing techniques (like light-colored roofs) could have easily been applied to any house ever built, and could have already saved millions of barrels of oil, millions of tons of coal, and millions of tons of CO2 dumped into the atmosphere...not to mention probably trillions of dollars paid out for stupidly wasted energy. But no. Why? Because humans really aren't too bright as a whole, and rarely think very far ahead. 1
Rob Hall Posted Monday at 10:17 PM Posted Monday at 10:17 PM It's sunny 75F and 46% humidity, with a slight breeze. Feels warmer. Went out at 4 to run an errand. A black car w/ black leather interior gets really warm sitting outside on such a day...
bobss396 Posted Tuesday at 11:04 AM Posted Tuesday at 11:04 AM 65 F and muggy. AND my big 18k AC unit bit the big one yesterday. I'm putting a window unit in until I find a replacement. Still almost zero rain, we had 20 minutes last evening.
slusher Posted Tuesday at 11:25 AM Posted Tuesday at 11:25 AM Extreme heat with the humidity makes it feel like 110 degrees."
rattle can man Posted Tuesday at 03:38 PM Posted Tuesday at 03:38 PM After 2 days of cooler and wetter weather than forecast, well on the way to forecast high temps. probably similar to what most of the country is getting. Just one day with humidity under 50% would let me get a final color coat on a kit.
89AKurt Posted Wednesday at 05:08 AM Posted Wednesday at 05:08 AM Oh wait.... what thread is this? 🤪 We are all praying for the "Monsoon" rains to start. Several layers of clouds today, these Cirrus lit off tonight. The prediction was for a wet season, totally wrong. 2
bobss396 Posted Wednesday at 11:36 AM Posted Wednesday at 11:36 AM 63 with an RH of 89%. I got some weeding done early and enjoyed the pool a few times yesterday.
Ace-Garageguy Posted Wednesday at 12:19 PM Posted Wednesday at 12:19 PM (edited) Just looked at thee NWS radar. Kinda unusual that the precip is moving in from the east rather than the typical west-to-east movement. Looks like we'll get some sprinklege early, high only around 90F. So it'll be cooler in the shops. Whoopee !!!!!!! Edited Wednesday at 12:20 PM by Ace-Garageguy
slusher Posted Wednesday at 01:35 PM Posted Wednesday at 01:35 PM 8 hours ago, 89AKurt said: Oh wait.... what thread is this? 🤪 We are all praying for the "Monsoon" rains to start. Several layers of clouds today, these Cirrus lit off tonight. The prediction was for a wet season, totally wrong. New Mexico, I getting the monsoons rains .. 1
JollySipper Posted Wednesday at 10:13 PM Posted Wednesday at 10:13 PM I must be getting used to the hotter temps, as today's 90' F felt pretty good with the breeze that we had......... Me and Emmett pretty much stay in the shade, too, so that helps. 2
bobss396 Posted yesterday at 11:21 AM Posted yesterday at 11:21 AM We had a couple of days with low humidity, a nice break. Still no real rain that we really need. Besides the dead AC unit, we lost power yesterday for a few hours. I came inside for a beer... thought the 'fridge light burned out. Outside it was better than inside. 1
Volzfan59 Posted 22 hours ago Posted 22 hours ago Hot, it is just hot. When it’s too hot to go fishing, it’s too hot! 1 1
Rodent Posted 12 hours ago Posted 12 hours ago 7 pm local time, 54 degrees F, 98% humidity on the Sonoma County, CA coast. Highs have been around 60 degrees F since we have been here. 1
Ace-Garageguy Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago On 7/23/2025 at 6:13 PM, JollySipper said: I must be getting used to the hotter temps, as today's 90' F felt pretty good with the breeze that we had......... Me and Emmett pretty much stay in the shade, too, so that helps. Dogs and cats and even cows figured out it's cooler in the shade. But humans continue to cut down every tree in sight, and cover their roofs with black stuff. 1
JollySipper Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago 30 minutes ago, Ace-Garageguy said: Dogs and cats and even cows figured out it's cooler in the shade. But humans continue to cut down every tree in sight, and cover their roofs with black stuff. Here in the complex, there's a Bunch of nice trees that provide us shade...... The Bradfords are my favorite, but we have Dogwoods, Pecan trees, Live Oaks and the like! The Magnolias are especially nice when they are blooming.......
89AKurt Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago No rain, we are about 80% below a "normal" Monsoon by this time. The half inch I got cools it down at night, it's 71ºF now. Almost missed this sunset.
bobss396 Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 76 and still sticky out there. We went to the ocean yesterday for a few hours, a nice 10 minute ride. The water is warm and a tropical color. Back home we hit the pool and had some drinks. They been saying rain for days, and nothing.
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