actually by our standards there has been a bit more humidity than normal so not really as dry as I would like
I can’t imagine that kinda heat with high humidity - just 95 degrees with the humidity in Louisiana is flat unbearable!!
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I can’t imagine that kinda heat with high humidity - just 95 degrees with the humidity in Louisiana is flat unbearable!!
keep in mind that when I think of high humidity I'm talking anything over about 30% - right now at 8:45 its still 101 outside and 14% humidity
I don't really know how weather works, but I would think it would be difficult for humidity to get super high when its in the 120's just don't see how air that hot could hold much moisture - especially here where there are no real bodies of water other than swimming pools to serve as a source
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Had an aunt who lived out in Bullhead City. Had to put a shade cloth over the pool because it got too hot to swim in otherwise. Spas are generally 100-104 degrees. The pool was hotter than that.
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as a side note, I know my Nitto 555 G2 might not be the stickiest tire out there, but it sure seems to stick like glue when we have these high temperatures, Some corners where I can easily hit the gas and kick the back out in cooler weather it just doesn't happen once its 105+ - - I actually think a softer tire would be melting
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keep in mind that when I think of high humidity I'm talking anything over about 30% - right now at 8:45 its still 101 outside and 14% humidity
I don't really know how weather works, but I would think it would be difficult for humidity to get super high when its in the 120's just don't see how air that hot could hold much moisture - especially here where there are no real bodies of water other than swimming pools to serve as a source
Interesting tidbit -- an acre of corn puts out much more water in the air than an acre of lake/pool.
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keep in mind that when I think of high humidity I'm talking anything over about 30% - right now at 8:45 its still 101 outside and 14% humidity
I don't really know how weather works, but I would think it would be difficult for humidity to get super high when its in the 120's just don't see how air that hot could hold much moisture - especially here where there are no real bodies of water other than swimming pools to serve as a source
I’m not sure how it works either but 120 with 95% humidity would definitely be a killer heat !!!
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And I thought our 90/90 days in Florida were bad! Stay cool as you can, ride safe.
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90 with 51% when we decided it was getting to hot to fish yesterday. Up till then the light wind had made it comfortable. If I look at my daily grafts of temp/humidity it starts out in the morning in the low 70s with 91% and as the day heats up into the 90s it drops to 50s %
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as a side note, I know my Nitto 555 G2 might not be the stickiest tire out there, but it sure seems to stick like glue when we have these high temperatures, Some corners where I can easily hit the gas and kick the back out in cooler weather it just doesn't happen once its 105+ - - I actually think a softer tire would be melting
I've noticed the same thing with my Nittos in Texas. We're not 105 (yet), but driving it yesterday, 99, I did actually notice that it stuck pretty well. And I'm the same guy who complained about them in cooler weather. So maybe they are a hot weather tire, not just a summer tire.
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Interesting tidbit -- an acre of corn puts out much more water in the air than an acre of lake/pool.
I'd assume 1 acre of corn has far more surface area to allow water to evaporate that 1 acre of water surface.
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Don't think you would find an acre of corn here in Palm Springs - - - way down valley in Imperial, but not up here
temp still going up and humidity down
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Is that where they get this from?
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I’m sure everyone’s aware of the unprecedented record triple digit heat in the northwest. My lady friend’s son just sent her this picture…
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Spent Friday Saturday Sunday and Monday in Snohomish Washington with my sister and her family. And brought the California desert weather with me. It was beautiful though!
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SoCal that is the most green I have ever seen in one of your photos - love that shot in the mountains
I would not have thought of it that way but it’s so true! Mount Baker still was covered with snow!
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SoCal welcome to the PNW, but you could have left the temps at home!
I had planned to stay near Snohomish Sunday night on my way home from the Olympic Peninsula, but my friend doesn't have a/c so came on home. Yes, some of our mountains have snow in the summer. I believe you are about an hour north of Snohomish. Even though it was hot we just kept the AC on pulled up the lawn chairs underneath the trees and watched the kiddos run through the sprinklers. It was just another day of Americana. You live in a beautiful place. Although I did not see one Slingshot entire time I was there!
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