It's 104 as of 4:30 pm here in Coffeyville, KS.

 

Houston About 100 or so. Heat index about 110 Wheeew

It was so hot today that a playground started burning or something like that was on the news.

It is hotter than a __________________ fill in the blanks

 

82 degrees under the beautiful pine trees

 

106 in the hay field according to my thermometer on my tractor.....

Nice & cool inside though.....

 

That was in Arlington, TX. They say the wood chips in the playground spontaneously combusted. Now thats hot.

Here it's 93, but feels much hotter. Especially in a fire truck with an air conditioner that SUX!!!

 

The truck said it was 108 a little earlier today! Plus the humidity!

 

Ed, we're only at 102 now according to the NWS... bu tthe index is still at 106....down from 111 a few hours ago..

 

A few years ago, in the middle east somewhere,, it was officially 138 web bulb measurement in the shade. And that was with 90% humidity

On the flightline, the phone I had issued also had a simple thermometer on it. Now I'm not saying that thermometer was accurate, but when I stuck it outside the truck for a few minutes and pulled it in, it read 180*

Then the wind changed, came in from the desert and blew out the humidity and the temp shot up to 145*. It was a lot like sticking your face in front of a blow torch...

No wonder those people are so darned angry all the time.

 

uh, 76 here

 

Stephenville its 102 heat index 107 sho wee hot!

 

Here in Paradise it is 74 degrees with a humidity of 45%. Most days are about the same.

 

Ohhhh, just rub it in..........

MikeyB

 

I think 105* right now, not sure, plus the heat index...


The overhead on my truck said 106* when I hopped in to drive home

<-Irving, TX

 

I could have REALLY rubbed it in, but thought that I would give you sweaty DTR's a break and be nice and gentle for a change.
I know how irate some folks can be when they get hot.

 

I'm five miles from the Pacific Ocean which is 73* right now. Air temp is 79* on my front porch. It's been unusually cool along the coast here this year. Inland is another story.