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Back in the 80's we had 60 something days, I believe, without any rain and temps. over 100. This summer has been even worse for some reason. The heat is horrible. My babies don't even want to stay out. They tee tee and want back in the house. We have lost shrubs, a huge tree in our front yard. Monkey grass along the sidewalk (which you can't hardly kill) and our grass looks like wasteland. Lost nearly all of our Saint Augustine. It has been one miserable summer and just paid a 545.00 electric bill to boot. Rain, rain, please come. |
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I'm only 45 minutes north of you..I live about 5 miles from the ocean...we have a constant breeze and at night it is nice, but there is no way I would turn my AC off...LOL...If its in the high 70's I'm hot...only time I turn my AC off is when its in the very low 70's or lower LOL. |
I would love an 85* day!! I don't think it's been below 100* since Memorial Day and I don't remember what rain feels like. I think they said we have about 40 water main breaks a day because the ground is cracking and separating. |
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LOL My mom lives in Ft. Worth, TX and can't wait for her vacation in Sept. She called me and wants to come home NOW. hehe Quote:
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We usually have very high humidity here. Thank goodness it hasn't been too bad since the temps are so high. I just hope there is some relief soon! |
I remember the first summer I spent with my dad in California. We were driving along on the highway and decided to roll down my window because I was hot. Big mistake it was like opening an oven door! LOL Here in Hawaii we roll down to the window to feel the ocean breeze. I will never forget the look on my dads face. :D |
Dh just told me that it is up to 102 degrees now that is hot |
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114 here. Poor Mrs. Beasley, she will go to the door to do her business. the second she gets outside she turns back around with a look on her face like "I want to pee in the house" :confused: Poor Baby I just heard that several transformers in the city of Fort Smith have blown and parts of town have no power. :( I am trying to conserve as much as I can. My A/C is set at 78. Try not to leave anything plugged in unless it is in use. We are eating lots of salads. |
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Oh my!! I didn't hear about the transformer! Time to go turn off some stuff! |
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Yes the humidity is bad we stay in as much as possible till the sun goes down |
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Currently it is 84 outside. Inside, a comfortable 65-72. Kaji was wearing jammies this morning because he was cold. (he was just cut short for the summer) |
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I live in East Texas...It has been over 100 for 37 straight days...........as much as 111....And I may be starting a job in a warehouse with no air. Please pray I can handle it......... |
It reached 113 here today. My AC is working overtime. When is this going to end. Is this Global warming or what!!! |
We hit 115 degrees! :(:( It is so hot. Two more fires have happened near us. The fire hits the dry grass and trees and just takes off. |
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96 today in Harlan Kentucky . |
111 here but it feels like 112 because of the humidity! It's soo hot here that our dogs are afraid to lick themselves! It's soo hot here that the retirement home across the street is having a wet t-shirt contest. It's soo hot here that the farmers are feeding chickens buckets of ice so they wouln't lay hard boiled eggs! It's soo hot here that the trees whistle to the dogs! It's soo hot here that you know for a fact that asphalt has a liquid state! It's soo hot here that you learn seatbelts make a great branding iron! ohh i could go on and on....but i'll spare you! Ann (muhahahaha) |
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I just did a new post about how I saw a little squirrel in my back yard stretched out in the just-watered St. Augustine trying to cool himself and he lay there still in that grass so long I thought he had died of heat exhaustion before he moved. I've started the waterhose running out near where he was and put out water tonight front and back for the hot and thirsty little creatures living on their own who must by miserable and possibly dying for water in this heat. Poor little things. |
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