[JJ 911SC]

Two words: It sucks...

If I was on vacation I would be really P.O. Can't stand the sun let alone that kind of temperature (95°F).

Not sure if I mentioned it here (my wife hears it every other day), if the temperature all year round would be either -30°C or +30°C, well I would have no use for a lawnmower

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by JJ 911SC

Two words: It sucks...

If I was on vacation I would be really P.O. Can't stand the sun let alone that kind of temperature (95°F).

Not sure if I mentioned it here (my wife hears it every other day), if the temperature all year round would be either -30°C or +30°C, well I would have no use for a lawnmower

I know what you mean JJ. Today was 100F here. I don't like the heat either. At least not this hot. Whew!

[vreihen16]

I saw on Sky News today that the UK is expecting to see 40C (104F) for the first time in recorded history tomorrow. Their highest temperature ever was 38.7C (101.7F). The UK Met Office is sending out all kinds of red alerts for the heat, and mass transit operators are advising people to stay home Monday and Tuesday.....

[evil-G-nius]

Rained pretty much all weekend...still warm though. Its almost midnight and its 76 roght now

[Nachbar]

I installed water spray system 💦 (obfuscation?) in the Wintergarten. Zoom in 🧐

[M5Rick]

Originally Posted by Esteban

I know what you mean JJ. Today was 100F here. I don't like the heat either. At least not this hot. Whew!

I feel like that dawg there Esteban, it's getting real hot here at the mo it's 36C.

[OkieSnuffBox]

Supposed to be 110 or 44C here tomorrow.

[vreihen16]

Originally Posted by M5Rick

I feel like that dawg there Esteban, it's getting real hot here at the mo it's 36C.

Originally Posted by OkieSnuffBox

Supposed to be 110 or 44C here tomorrow.

The difference between Oklahoma and the UK is that one of those places doesn't have air conditioning everywhere.

A few years ago, I heard a report that a Microsoft cloud data center in Ireland went down during a heat wave because it wasn't equipped with air conditioning to handle the unusual temperatures.....

[nyalpine90]

pouring all morning.
seem to stop right now

[vreihen16]

Reports from the UK this afternoon include Wales setting an all-time high temperature, the RAF having to close their largest base because the runway melted, and London/Luton suspending flights due to a runway buckling from the excessive sub-40C heat.

I wonder how well-versed the British airports are about reduced takeoff weights and longer takeoff rolls from the less-dense air in warm weather?????

[M5Rick]

Originally Posted by vreihen16

The difference between Oklahoma and the UK is that one of those places doesn't have air conditioning everywhere.

A few years ago, I heard a report that a Microsoft cloud data center in Ireland went down during a heat wave because it wasn't equipped with air conditioning to handle the unusual temperatures.....

It's 23C in the living room and around the house mostly but the separate orangery is 39C with side doors open, when shut it was 44C in there..the blinds have to be kept down in the house.

[OkieSnuffBox]

Originally Posted by vreihen16

The difference between Oklahoma and the UK is that one of those places doesn't have air conditioning everywhere.

A few years ago, I heard a report that a Microsoft cloud data center in Ireland went down during a heat wave because it wasn't equipped with air conditioning to handle the unusual temperatures.....

Yeah, it's not nearly as common there or many other northern european countries.

But even with AC, I can set it to 69, yesterday for the sun went down the house heated up to 78 inside. House is brick and the backside (and chimney) face due south with no shade. No it's just a massive heat sink.

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by OkieSnuffBox

Yeah, it's not nearly as common there or many other northern european countries.

But even with AC, I can set it to 69, yesterday for the sun went down the house heated up to 78 inside. House is brick and the backside (and chimney) face due south with no shade. No it's just a massive heat sink.

I set mine to 70 and on really hot days it'll cool down to 72. I can live with that.

[vreihen16]

Originally Posted by nyalpine90

pouring all morning.
seem to stop right now

We're under a severe thunderstorm watch here until 10 PM. I'm sending you another like of strong t-storms that should be arriving for rush hour.

Originally Posted by OkieSnuffBox

House is brick and the backside (and chimney) face due south with no shade. No it's just a massive heat sink.

Can you plant trees for summer shade?????

[freakystyly]

Yikes, just read Portugal hit 117F. That's nuts...

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by freakystyly

Yikes, just read Portugal hit 117F. That's nuts...

Here where I live we had a temp of 116F in August a few years ago. Was ridiculous.

[nyalpine90]

Originally Posted by vreihen16

We're under a severe thunderstorm watch here until 10 PM. I'm sending you another like of strong t-storms that should be arriving for rush hour.



Can you plant trees for summer shade?????

it just got dark, its been rumbling on and off....

[TXSTYLE]

This ain't even right...

[vreihen16]

Originally Posted by nyalpine90

it just got dark, its been rumbling on and off....

My Cobra Weather Dominator Mk3 never fails to deliver.....

[JJ 911SC]

Got 1 3⁄8" of rain since 11:00. Same forecast until lunch time tomorrow.

[RickFLM4]

Saharan dust arriving to dry things out for a few days. Not a bad thing since house is getting painted this week.

[M5Rick]

Just back from inner London and it was 43C there