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Phuck dis

It's a fine day today. Hate it when family and friends start nagging about the weather. I can understand being upset when your plans fail because of it or something really disastrous is happening, but when you sit at work and and shouldn't care the least about what's outside the window? We can't change it anyway, why not enjoy it

Because a lot of people do not enjoy the fucking heat. What gets me is the people who can't seem to get that.

If you enjoy the very warm weather, good for you. But, I don't like it at all, I'm pretty sure Jim doesn't, and I'm all but positive that neither of us is going to pretend to.

Is having a good moan about something not a way of enjoying it?

Not everyone gets to sit inside the windows and not all spaces inside the windows are heated/air conditioned.

It's a way of enjoying moaning.:p:

rained all day today, high of 62 degrees. I have worn my (lightest) down jacket in the office all day all week, even over my wool flannel shirt.

If this summer is a repeat of last year, I'm cracking skulls. And so far, it's been that way.
The dew point is 76 today. That's unacceptable.

Flights cancelled when it tops 118 degrees.
But it's a dry heat.[/whine]

South Central Kentucky...Not known for our mild August temperatures.

Yesterday the high was 81, with basically no humidity. RFN, it is 81, with basically no humidity.

Sleeping on the riverbank tonight.

Philly ... Hazy hot and humid is ... not what we are having at all.

Weather History
 

August 10, 2003 – The highest temperature ever recorded in the United Kingdom, 38.5 °C (101.3 °F) in Kent, England. It is the first time the United Kingdom has recorded a temperature over 100 °F (38 °C).

It rained here last night.

Notable, because it ended the new record of 56 consecutive days without measurable precipitation.

Damn. That's a serious drought for you guys.

Cape Cod got 6 inches of rain last night. :eek3:

It's raining so hard we can't even see out the windshield.
I know baby, that means nobody can see in either.
But what if we get caught?
C'mon sweetie, nobody will be out in this deluge.
Oh, oh, oh, OMG the earth moved...