Must be one of those menage a trois?Quote:
Originally Posted by wb5ydk
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Must be one of those menage a trois?Quote:
Originally Posted by wb5ydk
I'd rather the sky dump Dihydrogen monoxide.
Just be careful. That stuff can be fatal if inhaled enmasse!Quote:
Originally Posted by N2NH
Wetter is better.Quote:
Originally Posted by N2NKW
Wow, this is some crappy weather. It's hot and humid and uncomfortable as hell out there. This weather is not fit for human habitation. Thank God the days are getting shorter and we only have around 2.5 - 3 months of this crap to go through.
Pretty mundane and normal pattern here. Hot, humid with afternoon pop up showers. Nights in the 70s. Better than many Summers with nights in the 80s and 90s.
Our Canada day today was a good one.......breaking a lot of old temperature records around the province of British Columbia that stood around the low 30 degrees Celsius mark (88-91 degrees Fahrenheit for those Americans who never seem to know of any units of measurement besides imperial measures used outside the United States)..... and in other news...... :-D
Let's keep this thing handy.
http://www.convert-me.com/en/convert/temperature/
The calm before the storm. They think the Arthur, the tropical storm will pass a bit out to sea. But, if it sneaks in behind the front, it will come inland and we'll get a double whammy. We could use some rain here. We haven't had any for over 2 weeks. An interesting thing I saw on a accuweather. The Atlantic Ocean off of Long Island is very hot. The hottest in the entire ocean, which is strange, but if this storm hits that, it could re-engergize it.
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Originally Posted by N2NH
No rain for 2 weeks?
Ya pussy......