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derspiess

Quote from: CountDeMoney on June 28, 2012, 02:56:30 PM
Quote from: CountDeMoney on June 27, 2012, 08:57:36 PM
My parents have been up in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick all week, freezing their asses off in the low 60s in the rain.  They've only seen the sun once, I think.

Do these Canadian people even have cellular telephony technology up there?  I haven't been able to reach my parents in days, and I only get the occasional SMS text from my Dad, like "Is this working?" And then "Hello? Do this work?" again, when he apparently doesn't get my response.  What the hell, I thought Canada was part of Western Civilization.  :huh:

My parents are up on Manitoulin Island at my uncle's place.  They're pretty much incommunicado the whole time they're there.  Cell coverage is pretty shitty.
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Caliga

104 F in the parking lot leaving work today.  It was kind of breezy so I didn't really mind it. :)

Also, I had the foresight to leave my sunroof cracked open all day and I can roll my windows down with my car's keyless entry fob, so I didn't boil to death getting into the car either. :cool:
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PDH

It got up to 90 here again (gasp), but then the clouds came in and it dropped to 78.  Tonight should be a balmy 50.
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Scipio

It was hotter than fuckballs in the City of Granite today.  Unfuckingbelievable temps in MS.

Oh, and Hattiesburg hosted a concert by the Flaming Lips, with Jackson Browne opening, and I had to miss it for a wiretap suppression hearing 200 miles away.
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Tonitrus

It got to a sweltering 72 in Monterey here today.  I imagine when I got to Maryland, I will wilt and die.

katmai

Quote from: Tonitrus on June 28, 2012, 10:46:19 PM
It got to a sweltering 72 in Monterey here today.  I imagine when I got to Maryland, I will wilt and die.

You survived San Antonio, didn't ya?
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Tonitrus

Quote from: katmai on June 28, 2012, 11:12:51 PM
Quote from: Tonitrus on June 28, 2012, 10:46:19 PM
It got to a sweltering 72 in Monterey here today.  I imagine when I got to Maryland, I will wilt and die.

You survived San Antonio, didn't ya?

Barely, and with a natural acclimation period (got to Texas in January).

Barrister

Quote from: derspiess on June 28, 2012, 03:44:28 PM
Quote from: CountDeMoney on June 28, 2012, 02:56:30 PM
Quote from: CountDeMoney on June 27, 2012, 08:57:36 PM
My parents have been up in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick all week, freezing their asses off in the low 60s in the rain.  They've only seen the sun once, I think.

Do these Canadian people even have cellular telephony technology up there?  I haven't been able to reach my parents in days, and I only get the occasional SMS text from my Dad, like "Is this working?" And then "Hello? Do this work?" again, when he apparently doesn't get my response.  What the hell, I thought Canada was part of Western Civilization.  :huh:

My parents are up on Manitoulin Island at my uncle's place.  They're pretty much incommunicado the whole time they're there.  Cell coverage is pretty shitty.

Again - try living in Yukon.  You learn to realize the limits of cell phone coverage very rapidly.
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Ed Anger

I survived the 103 degree temps. Now its supposed to be 98 and much more humid today. My hair today:

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CountDeMoney

It's supposed to hit 98 today; with my bro-in-law at work, and my sister and the nieces at summer camp all day, I've got their pool to myself.  Hells yeah.

Ed Anger

I'm worried about Seedy:

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Eddie Teach

I don't mind a bit of heat, but when it's so hot you need to put shoes on to get the mail, that's too much.
To sleep, perchance to dream. But in that sleep of death, what dreams may come?

MadBurgerMaker

Nice day today.  92-93ish, nice little breeze.  Might even be some rain later this afternoon/evening.  :)

Syt

Weather forecast says we may crack the heat record for a June day tomorrow. Had 35°C/95°F today, might get 38°C/100°F tomorrow. :bleeding:
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mongers

It's confirmed April-June 2012 has been the wettest 2nd quarter since records began back in 1910. 

So I'm probably correct in saying it's the greenest I've ever seen the countryside at this time of year, which was my gut instinct, but I though wrong and it was just a case of wishful thinking, especially as this period last year was so very dry.   :bowler:
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