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Bottom Feeder said:
Unh… could you guys down on the gulf states send a little of your hot weather up here to washindun? I had to turn my heat on this AM, it was only 66° in the house.

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...i can send all you want(im closer so shipping will be cheaper)...... 96deg 70%plus humidity....and im in middle not south...........on the plus side got to work out in it the last few days putting up some square bale hay....can toss in some of this sahara desert dust and huge pollen we are getting too right now (accu weather air quality index has moved up to poor from unsafe :D )....but on the plus side all this weather combo has supercharged the mosquito,chigger n tick populations...and poision ivy is growing like its on miracle grow......if you can get to them we do have a good bloom of edible mushrooms right now....the nice 10mph wind we have had the last few days has laid today so air is still.....:pffft:
 
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The hot nights are getting more dangerous as Philly’s rowhouses become 'brick ovens'​

Philadelphia almost certainly will set more temperature records over the next two days — but maybe not during the steam-bath afternoons.

Nature’s natural cooling system, nightfall, will have a hard time getting it done with the atmosphere so swollen with water vapor, and forecasters warn that low temperatures the next two nights may stay above 80 degrees, even if the Saturday night storm threat materializes.

That would result in record-high minimum temperatures for the dates in Philadelphia. That record bar is considerably lower than for the high-temperature records — 104 degrees for Friday, and 103 for Saturday — set during the sizzling 1966 Independence week.

Thursday’s high, 103, tied the record set in 1901, when the nation was a mere 125 years old.

More:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/t...come-brick-ovens/ar-AA278c55?ocid=socialshare
 
Heat index was 108 degrees yesterday. Today's forecast high is supposed to hit 102 actual temperature. Got a little shop time in but the heat was too much for my little window unit to handle so I gave up and spent the rest of the day in the cement pond. Too hot to mow any fields. Too hot to really do much of anything. I'll probably grab a good book and spend the day in the pool again today.
 
Had a lot of rain in my area last night and part of today. Finally the temp is starting to drop. Expecting more rain an possibly heavy winds tonight.

NJ

 
searcher said:
Had a lot of rain in my area last night and part of today. Finally the temp is starting to drop. Expecting more rain an possibly heavy winds tonight.

NJ

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Idiots trying to drive through it.

NOTHING is that important. Look on the Tube of Ewww....see all the fools in previous storms, who had their car flood and stall, and sometimes wash down the street or wherever the runoff is rushing to.

Even a medical emergency, unless you really know what you're doing or have someone along who does, you're better off getting into the 911 queue.
 

Downpours set off flood alerts and road closings — but now the Philly region could use some more rain​

The waterfall downpours came just as the sun-cooked vegetation was showing those hay-brownish tints and taking on that desperate we-need-a-drink-now look.

“You have to be careful what you wish for in the summer,” said Scott Kleebauer, branch forecaster at the national Weather Prediction Center in College Park, Md.

But sometimes too much is not enough.

While downpours flooded streets and caused Regional Rail problems for SEPTA, which also reported weather-relates signal problems, Kleebauer suggested it wouldn’t hurt for Philadelphia and other parts of the Mid-Atlantic to place an order for more rain.

More:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/t...e-some-more-rain/ar-AA27qblp?ocid=socialshare
 
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