FruitBrute
Well-known member
That's what I'm talking about!
Hot enough for you?
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Figgerlickinggood
Well-known member
Now an hour later it’s 96°F
TorontoJoe
Administrator
Its glorious! I’ve been waiting for this!
Figneer
Well-known member
Feels like 118 sheesh, I thought we only get these temps in AZ !!!! thats hot man , stay coolI am in the West end, here is what we have now:
WHAT???
Had to take young tomato and pepper seedlings inside as they did not like this weather at all.
We hit 84% humidity and 92 degrees here today
TorontoJoe
Administrator
Ok… all you’s complaining….. you prefer this?
Bring on summer!
Bring on summer!
Haha I did see a large spot in the northern Rockies getting snow today
TorontoJoe
Administrator
They can keep it!
bushdoctor82
Well-known member
Yesterday was the first day I had to water the vegetable garden and several fig trees. The excess rain we’ve had along with hot temperatures are making everything grow extremely well.
GoodFriendMike
Moderator
I will take the heat any day.
ktrain
Moderator
Only gonna get worse.
It's like feeling like you're swimming in the air. Lol
JaimeAdams
Active member
The humidity wasn't bad today only around 70%. It's usually really bad. I was at my nieces birthday party party all afternoon and came home to find that my hose exploded and there was a nice steam going down the road.
GoodFriendMike
Moderator
I came home to something like that last year. My backyard was flooded. I now leave the water off when not home.
TorontoJoe
Administrator
You just need to dress appropriately.... Go pull your speedo out of storage and get out there!
ktrain
Moderator
No one wants to see that. lolYou just need to dress appropriately.... Go pull your speedo out of storage and get out there!
FruitBrute
Well-known member
Did someone say Speedo?! 
Pics to come later........... 
Pics to come later........... 
ETXfigs
Well-known member
I'm about an hour south east of Dallas. The humidity here is horrible, but I grew up in California and spent some time in the middle east so I'm not really used to this kind of heat. I have noticed we get most of our rain here in spring and early summer. Late summer and fall is dry. Did you have less rain in DFW in late summer and fall?I get that. I spent years in Dallas and DFW area. What I liked about Dallas summers was the heat and low humidity. Couldn't bear Houston summers. Still, one gets used to just about any weather. But when you go from balmy mid-70s and low-80s to 90s that feel like hundreds, that's quite a shock...
I lived in Texas for 7 years, Houston and San Marcos.
Houston has been the hottest most humid place I’ve ever lived. There were days I’d go outside and every pore in my body would open up at the same time, it was unbearable. Never got use to the hottest most humid days.
The wife wants to retire somewhere warm, I’m like are you sure about that? She hasn’t been able to handle a warm climate yet, not one.