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TheWickerFan 07-07-2010 01:40 AM

Extremes In Temperature
 
If I seemed very cranky in my posts yesterday there's a reason.

I live on Long Island and a good portion of the Northeast part of the U.S. is experiencing a monstrous heat wave. The temperature stood at 105 degrees for most of the day, and it's expected to reach that again for the next couple of days. I can't recall it ever being this hot on Long Island before and I've lived here all my life.

Sorry for the rant, but when the temperature reaches over 100 degrees or goes below zero (which we also experienced this past winter) I tend to get edgy.

newb 07-07-2010 04:45 AM

102 here yesterday

fucking hot as balls

drinking plenty of fluids :D

scouse mac 07-07-2010 05:28 AM

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Originally Posted by newb (Post 866630)

drinking plenty of fluids :D


Soldiering through!

Immediately got me thinking about Ice Cold in Alex.

Zero 07-07-2010 07:57 AM

boiling alive in NY!!!

ProfondoXxRosso 07-07-2010 12:04 PM

Dying in NY on the Lake. Had a massive migraine yesterday from the heat.

Roderick Usher 07-07-2010 12:45 PM

A lovely cool 69 degrees in L.A. It might get up to the high seventies.

I think I'lll go for a hike and then lounge by the pool before the evening fog and cool air rools in;)

ferretchucker 07-07-2010 01:21 PM

Temperatures here aren't quite that extreme but its hotter than I'm comfortable with. Shame that all my bright clothes are packed for the holiday, I'm stuck in jeans and black tees here!

TheWickerFan 07-07-2010 01:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Roderick Usher (Post 866688)
A lovely cool 69 degrees in L.A. It might get up to the high seventies.

I think I'lll go for a hike and then lounge by the pool before the evening fog and cool air rools in;)

Okay;)http://www.foxnews.com/images/501925..._mudslides.jpghttp://www.fire.lacounty.gov/AirWild...eResponse1.jpg

urdevil 07-07-2010 01:30 PM

Forget it, blistering here too
 
Dont apologize for being cranky. Im in a city that is 34c and with a humidex is 44c. Christ Im sweating in places I didnt even know I had. Cheers

TheWickerFan 07-07-2010 01:46 PM

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Originally Posted by urdevil (Post 866698)
Dont apologize for being cranky. Im in a city that is 34c and with a humidex is 44c. Christ Im sweating in places I didnt even know I had. Cheers

Are you from the U.K.? ScouseMac and FerretChucker said something about a heat wave in their area (not sure what part of England they're from, but I assume Scouse is from Liverpool).

nightmare_of _death 07-07-2010 02:35 PM

right now it's 89 degrees outside humidity is 36% and it's 90 degrees inside and no air conditioning in the house. :(

The Mothman 07-07-2010 02:57 PM

i have to work landscaping in this shit.

TheWickerFan 07-07-2010 02:58 PM

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Originally Posted by nightmare_of _death (Post 866704)
right now it's 89 degrees outside humidity is 36% and it's 90 degrees inside and no air conditioning in the house. :(

Oh God, how awful!

Luckily I discovered our system was broken back in April and had the whole thing replaced.

The heat wave is supposed to end tomorrow or Friday.

TheWickerFan 07-07-2010 03:01 PM

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Originally Posted by The Mothman (Post 866705)
i have to work landscaping in this shit.

Take care of yourself. Don't be shy about going to customer's doors and asking for water; a lot of times they just don't think to offer it.

urdevil 07-07-2010 03:08 PM

Im getting really cranky again. The damn humidex hit 45. So this is hell? What do you think?

nightmare_of _death 07-07-2010 03:14 PM

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Originally Posted by TheWickerFan (Post 866706)
Oh God, how awful!

Luckily I discovered our system was broken back in April and had the whole thing replaced.

The heat wave is supposed to end tomorrow or Friday.

We know our system is broken, but it's too much to really fix it right now. I really do home the heat wave ends soon!!!!

TheWickerFan 07-07-2010 03:56 PM

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Originally Posted by urdevil (Post 866709)
Im getting really cranky again. The damn humidex hit 45. So this is hell? What do you think?

http://thebsreport.files.wordpress.com/2009/11/hell.jpg

Roderick Usher 07-07-2010 04:29 PM

That only happens to the rich dumbfucks who build/buy in the burn zones. The chaparall burns naturally and when it's gone, there's nothing to hold the soil together in the rain, so wild fires and mudslides affect the same regions every year.

Where I live I can smell an ocean breeze blowing in the window and it's even getting a little chilly. L.A. is my favorite city I've lived in in the U.S. (and I've lived in Washington DC, NYC, Boston, Milwaukee, San Francisco and Kansas City).

Mountains, ocean, sun, no humidity and Hollywood!

TheWickerFan 07-07-2010 05:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Roderick Usher (Post 866722)
That only happens to the rich dumbfucks who build/buy in the burn zones. The chaparall burns naturally and when it's gone, there's nothing to hold the soil together in the rain, so wild fires and mudslides affect the same regions every year.

Where I live I can smell an ocean breeze blowing in the window and it's even getting a little chilly. L.A. is my favorite city I've lived in in the U.S. (and I've lived in Washington DC, NYC, Boston, Milwaukee, San Francisco and Kansas City).

Mountains, ocean, sun, no humidity and Hollywood!

Okay (I said I was cranky);)http://www.wvdhsem.gov/WV_Disaster_L...s/image006.jpghttp://disc.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/oceanc.../LA-smog-2.jpghttp://www.next100.com/trafficjam.jpg

X¤MurderDoll¤X 07-07-2010 10:47 PM

I wouldn't change anything about the weather we get here.

TheWickerFan 07-08-2010 01:20 AM

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Originally Posted by X¤MurderDoll¤X (Post 866743)
I wouldn't change anything about the weather we get here.

I'll come visit:)http://www.wisconsinmade.com/assets/...nth-club-L.jpghttp://photos.igougo.com/images/p153...n_the_rock.jpg

scouse mac 07-08-2010 12:46 PM

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Originally Posted by TheWickerFan (Post 866702)
Are you from the U.K.? ScouseMac and FerretChucker said something about a heat wave in their area (not sure what part of England they're from, but I assume Scouse is from Liverpool).


Yup, its been hotter than usual recently but not unbearable. Complete lack of rain though has meant we are now officially in drought conditions in the north west of England, £1000 fine if you use a hosepipe.

We are quite lucky here in the UK, its the most temperate area on the planet so we don't generally suffer from extremes.

TheWickerFan 07-08-2010 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by scouse mac (Post 866763)
Complete lack of rain though has meant we are now officially in drought conditions in the north west of England, £1000 fine if you use a hosepipe.

I wish there was a fine like that on Long Island; people just keep watering their lawns because they want them to constantly look like a green carpet. Grass just goes dormant in conditions like this, it doesn't die.

novakru 07-08-2010 07:30 PM

pish
lightweights
It's a 100 here every summer.
and I could deal with that if the humidity didn't make it 120:mad:

I hate this heat, makes me feel all evil and shit

novakru 07-08-2010 07:37 PM

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Originally Posted by TheWickerFan (Post 866767)
I wish there was a fine like that on Long Island; people just keep watering their lawns because they want them to constantly look like a green carpet. Grass just goes dormant in conditions like this, it doesn't die.


SEE??
That makes perfect sense!

Don't get me started on lawns.
My neighborhood is the Stepford community with their perfect anally retentive lawns...you get fined for not having your grass cut a certain length and if the HOA deems your lawn 'unfit,' they hire someone to come cut it and you get the bill...usually marked up 300%.
This is the same HOA that wants all neighborhood cats to be on leashes...not allowed to roam and be...well, you know, cats.

TheWickerFan 07-09-2010 01:58 AM

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Originally Posted by novakru (Post 866805)
SEE??
That makes perfect sense!

Don't get me started on lawns.
My neighborhood is the Stepford community with their perfect anally retentive lawns...you get fined for not having your grass cut a certain length and if the HOA deems your lawn 'unfit,' they hire someone to come cut it and you get the bill...usually marked up 300%.
This is the same HOA that wants all neighborhood cats to be on leashes...not allowed to roam and be...well, you know, cats.

Thank God there's no homeowner's association in our neighborhood; I don't think I could live with that.

Bentley Little wrote a great story called The Association about a homeowner's association that goes just a little further into controlling every aspect of a resident's life than your average homeowner's association.

Psycom5k 07-09-2010 01:02 PM

I think I almost got heatstroke on tuesday, head was pounding, I was dizzy as hell, and I felt like I had to puke non-stop, luckily I was fishing, so all I had to do was take a nice swim in the lake. Thank god it cooled down today. I might even play some video games, which happen to be situated in my hot ass living room, cause our A/C is busted. Thank god for ice packs and fans.

Posher778 07-09-2010 11:23 PM

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Originally Posted by TheWickerFan (Post 866605)
If I seemed very cranky in my posts yesterday there's a reason.

I live on Long Island and a good portion of the Northeast part of the U.S. is experiencing a monstrous heat wave. The temperature stood at 105 degrees for most of the day, and it's expected to reach that again for the next couple of days. I can't recall it ever being this hot on Long Island before and I've lived here all my life.

Sorry for the rant, but when the temperature reaches over 100 degrees or goes below zero (which we also experienced this past winter) I tend to get edgy.


I do roofing, shut up. lol

roshiq 07-09-2010 11:36 PM

Yesterday in an Indian news channel it was reported that besides the high temperature there are also load shedding problems in some part of the New Jersey & Florida; is that true? I though we, here only having that disgusting load shedding problems every day!:mad:

TheWickerFan 07-10-2010 01:25 AM

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Originally Posted by roshiq (Post 866907)
Yesterday in an Indian news channel it was reported that besides the high temperature there are also load shedding problems in some part of the New Jersey & Florida; is that true? I though we, here only having that disgusting load shedding problems every day!:mad:

I hadn't heard anything about that happening.

Psycom5k 07-10-2010 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by posher778 (Post 866906)
i do roofers, shut up. Lol

Fixed

Sorry posh, I just couldn't help myself


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