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anonomoose

New member
Way, way too hot!

Resorting to watching Utube snowmo videos....lately several times per day.

I get NO relief by sitting on my snowmobile never mind starting it up and letting it run.

Humidity that you can cut with a knife.

Last night I watched some polar bears on PBS slide around on ice and I was actually envious.

Grass that crackles under your feet.....wind so hot it does not bring relief.

Bring on an ice age.....it can't be this bad!

Sorry Nash...but if THIS is what YOU have to live with MOST of the time...you are certifiable!

Give me 18 below any day of the week!
 
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ezra

Well-known member
You can only take off so many clothes to cool off before getting arrested
I would rather bundle up any day
 
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peter

Member
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I had to go in a attic the other day to work on a A/C unit it was hot up there and had a bonus blown in insulation sticking to me. Had to work fast never seen me go in n out of attic so fast before.
 
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frnash

Active member
anonomoose said:
… Sorry Nash...but if THIS is what YOU have to live with MOST of the time...you are certifiable! …
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Not at all like that! Here's a recent sample from NWS Phoenix on Thursday July 26, 2012 for comparison:

Time (MST)
Temp (°F)
Dew Point (°F)
Rel. Humidity (%)
12:51AM
95
47
19
1:51AM
94
46
20
2:51AM
92
46
21
3:51AM
91
47
22
4:51AM
88
50
27
5:51AM
88
50
27
6:51AM
89
51
27
7:51AM
92
51
25
8:51AM
94
51
24
9:51AM
95
52
23
10:51AM
97
50
21
11:51AM
100
50
19
12:51PM
104
50
17
1:51PM
105
51
17
2:51PM
106
50
16
3:51PM
107
50
15
4:51PM
106
50
16
5:51PM
104
50
17
6:51PM
103
50
17
7:51PM
101
50
18
8:51PM
100
51
20
9:51PM
99
51
20
10:51PM
98
49
19
11:51PM
97
50
21

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Compare the Dew Point and Humidity values shown above to what you're seeing. It's the humidity that's killing ya, not the temperature. Oh, and these values are from a day in the heart of our summer monsoon — the most humid season of the year in AZ.

I'll betcha you're not seeing Relative Humidity values below 28% (or Dew Point values below 55°F)! — Like South Haven, MI, with peak Relative Humidity values in the high 90% range and Dew Point temperatures in the mid 70s on the same day! :cool:
 
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ezra

Well-known member
frnash said:
Not at all like that! Here's a recent sample from NWS Phoenix on Thursday July 26, 2012 for comparison:

Time (MST)
Temp (°F)
Dew Point (°F)
Rel. Humidity (%)
12:51AM
95
47
19
1:51AM
94
46
20
2:51AM
92
46
21
3:51AM
91
47
22
4:51AM
88
50
27
5:51AM
88
50
27
6:51AM
89
51
27
7:51AM
92
51
25
8:51AM
94
51
24
9:51AM
95
52
23
10:51AM
97
50
21
11:51AM
100
50
19
12:51PM
104
50
17
1:51PM
105
51
17
2:51PM
106
50
16
3:51PM
107
50
15
4:51PM
106
50
16
5:51PM
104
50
17
6:51PM
103
50
17
7:51PM
101
50
18
8:51PM
100
51
20
9:51PM
99
51
20
10:51PM
98
49
19
11:51PM
97
50
21

<tbody>
</tbody>


Compare the Dew Point and Humidity values shown above to what you're seeing. It's the humidity that's killing ya, not the temperature. Oh, and these values are from a day in the heart of our summer monsoon — the most humid season of the year in AZ.

I'll betcha you're not seeing Relative Humidity values below 28% (or Dew Point values below 55°F)! — Like South Haven, MI, with peak Relative Humidity values in the high 90% range and Dew Point temperatures in the mid 70s on the same day! :cool:
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I have been in AZ and NV when it is 95 to over 100 and hot is hot and it sucks
 
chords

chords

Active member
I agree. I was there in first week in April 2012 and it was hot. Though it was bearable sleeping in a rental car under the PHX Sky Harbor parking deck @ 4:30 am with windows up. I did get a couple hrs sleep. Next nite was at pool Hotel.
 
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