i got to turn off my airconditioner, run thru the house opening windows. from 91 to 66 in minutes.

[seabeyond]

ok. it might have taken more than minutes. not more than an hour. the northern rain and storm came in. it was 91 this afternoon. right now at 7:30, 66

i LOVE it

this has been the best summer. we generally have to water twice a week. i watered twice in may. none in jume. and once, so far this july. i did it middle of last week, assured we would get some rain this week and i would not have to water for a good couple week, at least.

just great.

i hate the heat.

[Scootaloo]

1. Must be nice

Windows and doors are open, still 86 in here. In Puget Sound!

Granted it's because all the humidity is holding the heat in and preventing any breeze.

[seabeyond]

3. oh no. i laughed, when i got to pugent sound. ah, my dream

i so want to live there. maybe 5 yrs.....

we had that last night. it was so hot. it rained. i thought that would cool it off, and it was disgusting. still so hot, no cool off and humidity. it was like what it sounds you are experiencing. it was odd.

[MFM008]

111. its not so bad by Lakewood

80 feels a bit cooler, rain is coming back by Saturday. Friday, Sat , especially Sunday was horrible. Even global warming cant hold back our marine layer..........yet.................

[Squinch]

2. Awful thunderstorms here.

[seabeyond]

5. coolest. i am on property that declines toward the bottom of the hill. all the rain runs down,

from both hills and the other hill on an intersecting street. my neighbor even has a moat around the house, then the water drains across the street. i sit high. with a heavy rain, i love running from window to window to see who chickens out going across the waterway. too funny. i laugh and laugh.

i love weather. the extreme.

[Squinch]

29. I went out to dinner tonight, and on the way home, the traffic had to stop because the rain was

running down a hill and literally making a river on a major parkway.

We had one flood here where the same parkway flooded high enough to strand motorists who had to be pulled out in boats from the roofs of their cars. And I'm just north of NYC.

I like windy weather, and snow and autumn, but these monsoons I could do without.

[seabeyond]

32. but these monsoons... really? i love them. but. there does get to a point of dangerous.

and having lived in az where there are flash floods, twice getting in the middle of one, when i was very young, it is important to always play it smart. for sure. i do not ever want to experience a helicopter rescue cause i am stranded on top of my car. for sure.

[Squinch]

33. Actually, what I should say is that I like them as long

as I am in my living room looking out my window. I am on a high floor, so the views during a storm are beautiful.

But not on the road.

[seabeyond]

36. true that. i hear ya. we drove to cape cod. twice got in a down pour we could not see at all.

and we were driving forward. trying to see. finally was... hey. pull over. never drive forward when you literally cannot see. it was around the great lakes. but then, afraid to pull over, and slow down, stop cause fearful the others wont see you.

in the home is the best place to be, to enjoy.

even with a tornado. i have an excellent basement.

[DeadLetterOffice]

39. I didn't much enjoy my swift-water rescue experience 2 years ago.

But it did give me perspective on how annoyed to get or not get when the creek floods and puts most of my gravel driveway into my yard. Annoying as hell, and costs money to put back, but much better than the joy that was watching them evacuate my kids.

That said, I'd still prefer not to flood again in the next few days -- we had enough of that 3 weeks ago -- so I'll ask the weather fairies to keep the storms downstate so you can enjoy them seabeyond!

[seabeyond]

62. i have a neighbor on a little hill where the water pour down into the other neighbors moat.

this mans house also situation between two hills, both sides. so more water to merge in it all. he has a damn little rock yard and all the rocks travel down to my house. he has had city out so often trying to fix it, but... he is on a hill. with a hill on both sides. water is gonna go down. and his gravel yard is the perfect path.

you made me think of him, his struggle last year. this year, he just accepts.

colorado, i take it? i was talking to another coloradian and trying to remember when all your floods were. scary stufff. and what you say about your experience, with kids? ya. i would not want to do that again.

[DeadLetterOffice]

97. Not Colorado, no -- upstate NY.

We live on a cute little creek that turns into the Flooding Stream From Hell every couple of years after heavy rainfall, and our property flash-flooded on June 25 -- turned the house into an island, put the driveway in non-driveway places, left really impressive trees and other woodland debris all over the place. But it didn't move the shed, and the sump pumps kept up with the groundwater rising into the basement (for the most part), so it was definitely better than the joy that was Irene in 2012 (which involved the swift-water rescue people, who seemed honestly excited to try out their equipment, lol).

[seabeyond]

99. oh, noooo, you had me laughing rescue wanting to play with their toys. well,

i am glad your rescue was not an inconvenience for them, anyway. that is cute. and the men and women that rescue, i salute. but that made me laugh.

you sit in the middle of a possible disaster. interesting choices. i bet beautiful and well worth it though.

[TorchTheWitch]

94. I was stuck outside walking the dog in that

We had a brief storm blow through, and I thought that was the end of it, so I took the dog for a walk. We were a good 10 blocks from home when suddenly this massive black horizon came rolling up and spewed lakes of water on us. It was the thunder and lightening I didn't like most of all though.

We got totally drenched. Even my pack of smokes in my pocket turned to brown mush with bits of cardboard pulp. Doggie had a blast playing in the white water rapids barreling down the sides of the roads. Even in middle of the road it was ankle deep in a lot of places. But I wanted to run home and hide in the closet... I hate thunder. My dog pays it no mind.

[Squinch]

95. A friend of mine was saying, "We never have drizzle any more. It's torrential or nothing."

That is true.

[TorchTheWitch]

96. hey, that really seems to be true

I can't remember anymore the last time we had just steady showers. Had to be years and years ago. I think I prefer the nothing or downpour though. I remember when I was young I'd get so depressed during the three or four day perpetual rain events.

[seabeyond]

100. i love your story, all the way down to the

soggy cigs, lol

sigh. and once again, today i have had no cig. i am stopping again. in the last couple years i have stopped more than smoked but man, i cannot get this monkey off my back.

[pipoman]

4. It's the polar vortex II!

[seabeyond]

6. that is it. that is what i hear. and it worked. nt

[rurallib]

21. never had a polar vortex before, now we have had 2 in 6 months.

it's them damn scientists, I tells ya!

[truebluegreen]

61. You must be a young'un...

[Texasgal]

7. This front is gonna stall right above us.

It was 101 degrees here today.

I wish we it would come lower! Enjoy! 66 degrees in JULY in TEXAS is unheard of!

[seabeyond]

9. i hope you get some too. Im sittin comfortable on my porch, as the gentle rain falls, now. breeze ,

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nice and cool sweeps over.

lovely. wish i could put a picture up. all the rain. all the green.

[Texasgal]

18. Nice!

It's so stinking hot here today! The AC in the office never clicked off.

The forecast says some rain just because we will have some of that cool air mixed with humidity. Nothing serious though. I've been spoiled this year already, we've only had three days over 100 degree temps so far.

Enjoy yourself! I am so jealous!

[seabeyond]

34. shhhhh, dont listen. i have the fan on, with the windows open and i am getting a .....

chill.

lol lol

[Dustlawyer]

37. Swatting hundreds of the trillions of mosquitoes on my front porch, growing mold in the humidity

down here in Southeast Texas at 80 + degrees. Why do I like sitting out here reading DU? Crickets and frogs performing a symphony, a child laughing down the street, the moon bright as all get out tonight, in a word peaceful!

[seabeyond]

63. i started out laughing and agreeing about all the mosquitos to that

sigh of contentment, sittin on the porch

[steve2470]

87. also unheard of in Florida even if it rains most of the day nt

[tammywammy]

8. My air conditioner capacitor went out last Wednesday...

I don't know how long it wasn't running, but I got home at 8 pm and my house was at 89. Thankfully fixed the next day.

I'll just enjoy that the next few days won't be 100+

[seabeyond]

10. that works also.

i do not do heat well anymore.

[tammywammy]

12. Me either.

Made sure there was food & water for the kitties and I spent the night at a friend's house.

[BainsBane]

11. It's cool here today as well

It's been raining all day. What a nice break from the heat.

[seabeyond]

14. you betcha. ;) nt

[AngryAmish]

13. Has anyone been having trouble with their basil?

Usually it grows like crazy but this year both ours and a neighbor it has been growing slow and some leaves are blackening.

It has been really wet this year and little heat.

[seabeyond]

15. i do not think we have hit 100 this year. BASIL... peoples. i do not garden. hubby does.

we are always curious when something does not behave like it has in the past.

[Warren DeMontague]

22. You may have answered your own question.

"really wet and little heat" describes a good amount of our weather year, and I've had crap luck growing basil- until this year, when I planted some later-- and we've had unusually hot and sunny weather.

It's rockin'.

[KittyWampus]

31. it's probably too cool at night.

[snooper2]

91. We have a big pot in the bag yard it comes back in, but not so much this year

[mnhtnbb]

16. Glad you are getting rain.

We've had very little the last month.

But, right now? Lightning, thunder, and some rain.

I'll take it!

[seabeyond]

17. i have to check where all of you are. i love know what is up, other parts of the country

where people are living and stuff.

it is down low this year. hopin you get the grass well watered. i always look at it as a free water for my grass and trees.

[Populist_Prole]

19. I love that feeling too. It's like a raised middle finger to a sweltering day

I know it's a short lived fleeting feeling, but as a thick-blooded visceral hater of hot weather, seeing a 90 plus muggy day having its back broken is a tremendous morale boost. What makes it even better is if the storm is proceeded by cool gusty breezes for a time before the rain hits. Seeing and feeling the temperature drop from 96 to 66 in less than 5 minutes, the the rain comes, giving the air a clean feel, in contrast to the air I was "wearing" as if it were an inch thick layer of scuzzy muck coating my body. It's all I can do to contain my exuberance and not go out on the driveway pump my fist into the air and taunt the heat gods.

Sure it's fleeting, as 20-30 minutes later the clean cool air becomes muggy again despite the cloud cover. What sucks worse is if it happens too early in the afternoon and then dissipates, the sun will come out in the super-humid air and roast you again.

Even so, I'll take whatever break I can get from the "heat miser".

[3catwoman3]

35. Thick blooded visceral heat hater.

That would be me, too, for sure. If the outside temp never went above about 78, I'd be thrilled. I'll take winter and snow from Thanksgiving to Valentine's Day, and then the rest of the year I want 55-78, with low humidity. Where can I find that?

[Plucketeer]

41. LOL!

On Mars! T'was 104 and humid here today. Rain? Wha's dat? We had a teaser shower back in April. Bone dry since - welcome to central california.

[seabeyond]

43. right there with you. nt

[seabeyond]

42. YOU... of my own heart. listen to you. what an awesomely creative post. i love.

we are getting a couple days. 65 now. gonna keep going down. windows open, lol, fan on, and getting a chill.

hey.

i have had that happen in the fall and it is totally awesome. a warm day, and the north bitter cold comes down. it is a wall. it can be seen coming. one minute 80's and in seconds it plummets. that is a blast.

[sheshe2]

20. Two weeks of near perfect weather here.

I have hardly used the fans at all. Rained a lot tonight, we needed it.

Only bad days were the 3rd and the 4th of July. Who cares, I had the best 2 weeks ever for vacation!

[seabeyond]

45. yea you. well deserved. well earned. i am glad to hear. and that the weather accomodated.

not gonna mess with sheshe, now mother nature is not, lol.

[sheshe2]

51. Sweet, sea~

[seabeyond]

64. wow. very capturing pictures.

arent those something.

[rurallib]

23. Cranked open our windows here in Iowa

We have had a lot of rain, but today we are getting the polar vortex. It is wonderful. Fall like weather at the hottest part of the year.

66 at 8PM and headed to 50!

[seabeyond]

46. yes yEs YES... the best. good to hear. tis fun, isnt it. nt

[William769]

24. Good for you!

Unfortunately my air will be on till probably sometime in December.

[PasadenaTrudy]

26. Ha! Same here n/t

[seabeyond]

48. well, ya.

if you are in pasadena. lol. there is a duh. (i tease). i was born in arizona and grew up in calif. having seasons is a treat.

[PasadenaTrudy]

60. I've been here all my life

I'd like to live in northern NM some day. Beautiful and seasons!

[seabeyond]

65. i do enjoy trying out different places. i hope you will be able to.

i was in southern calif for a while. change will be fun.

[PasadenaTrudy]

70. I wish I could do it soon

I'm 50 now and my family tends to die in their early to mid-60s! At least I can travel. I'm going to Abq and Santa Fe in the Fall

[seabeyond]

73. perfect fall destinations.

both will be fun. the best balloon races in albq sometime fall.

you will have a blast. new mexico surprises me with its beauty. i didnt know.

[seabeyond]

47. lmFUGGINao william. out loud too. i have a robust laugh, on occasion.

ah william. i do not know if it is cause you choose to live in hot and humid florida that never cools off or the pacific northwest and you are just that opposed to the heat.

i do like my windows open. whenever i can.

in ways our winters are worse with that cause it is too cold always, for too long. well, not too long as far as what i like. but too long in keeping everything shut up.

[PasadenaTrudy]

25. Weird weather here in SoCal...

Very humid and warm. Sprinkled a bit but no measurable rainfall. We so need it!

[seabeyond]

49. i am feeling for calif. we have had a drought too many years.

that is another reason we are so excited by the rain. but calif has had it bad. and no snow this year either, right?

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

27. We haven't had to water in about 5 years here in SW Washington.

The winters and summers have been very mild.

I love it.

[seabeyond]

50. i am looking in your area,

but honestly, thinking southwest.... that would be like vancouver, olympia and such. i bet you do not, lol lol. at first picturing southeast, my bad. but once i thought about, i am sure you do not water. i assumed you did not. llol

love that country. i have looked at olympia.

[mike_c]

28. one of the absolute best things about living in coastal norcal...

...is the lovely mild summers and winters. No one here has AC, and in winter we heat mostly with a small wood stove. Our winter heating budget, which includes hot water and cooking, rarely exceeds $100/month. Today's high temp: 74F, sunny and dry. Currently 68F (6:30 PM) and tonight's forecast low temp is 57F. Subtract 15F or so for a typical winter forecast.

[seabeyond]

52. i lived in carmel valley for a time. i do hear you. perfectly ideal weather. and the fog that

literally rolls in the afternoon, early summer is awesome. i could not agree with you more. truly, a piece of heaven.

one year we had rain from febraury to may, every day. people were so tired of it. no me.

[Half-Century Man]

30. Southern Wisconsin here

It's been raining here so often, I think we are becoming a temperate rain forest. Take that Seattle. Once our environment changes, Bigfoots (Bigfeet?) will move here for the cheese.

[seabeyond]

53. bah hahahah. you are after their bigfoot huh? it is interesting this summer,

for sure.

[Half-Century Man]

56. Not chasing them

Just predicting an immigration wave.

[fizzgig]

38. 60s and drizzly here now

got to the mid 80s here today, but that was still much too hot for my liking.

but you know how i love to brag about my northern colorado climate.

my phone did just blow up with a flash flood warning, though. but i'm lucky it's not a concern with my area.

[seabeyond]

54. you are right above me. so you did get it before me. you shared, this time.

i am going to make it there, i swearzzz. i do love the country.

was it last summer with the floods? fall? winter? that was not good.

[fizzgig]

67. floods last september

river here running brown with runoff from the june 2012 fire. the river is facing flood danger for years.

[seabeyond]

69. i see. thanks for explaining that. and giving me the time of the floods. nt

[fizzgig]

76. but you should see the river above the burn area

water almost clear as glass (i wanted to show this off).

[seabeyond]

79. too beautiful. isnt it. thank you for showing off.

did i tell you. i took your silverton road last year on vacation. i was so traumatized, that today i still feel the effect. you coloradians do not do what you are suppose to do for all of us, with your mountain roads you know. they are scary. i was internally shaking for two day, couldnt eat, and wanted to hire a helicopter to get me, my boys and car off the mountain.

instead i put a shirt in the driver side window so i could not see all that open air, lol... drove really slow back down to durango. i was going to go the other way, million dollar hwy. that is even worse. i could not do it.

i have been back to colorado, but i swear i have ptsd. and get flash backs, often.

[fizzgig]

83. i've had some harrowing drives in the mountains

the "the crows will eat my eyes before they find me if i go over the side" drives.

and the husband likes to play rally car driver in the volvo wagon. stuff me in the glove box, please.

[seabeyond]

85. yes. that. lol

what is it??? and i understand it is not just that silverton/million dollar road either. calif at least put up these really high barricades and if i scrunch down in the seat, i can not see a whole lot of the vastness. colorado, these little dinky roads on friggin cliffs.

and bad bad bad hubby of yours. tell him to behave.

[abelenkpe]

40. We had a couple of drops of rain today

CA drought is o v e r. Woot!


OK, maybe no.

[seabeyond]

57. ah, i do hear you.

as i told another calif up above, we were in severe drought conditions. we got hardly anything this winter and i was so afraid what kind of summer we would have. a couple years ago, it was so hot, too many days in a row, hovering 110, and no rain at all.

you guys are not in a good place, from what i hear.

[Brother Buzz]

44. I went from 101° to 78° in about an hour

I just open the front and back doors and let Sacramento delta breeze evacuate my house.

I tolerate the heat well up to 98.6°, beyond that I suffer.

[seabeyond]

58. yea you buzz. coolest. lol, literally.

my number is 85. really 80, but i do not want to be too much of a cry baby.

[Brother Buzz]

71. It could be the heat humidity factor in play with you

We got hot, but it's a 'dry' heat, or so they say. When we have a long spell of triple digit days, I haul a chaise lounge into the frozen aisle at our market and read detective mysteries set in the tropics. Life is good.

[seabeyond]

74. it really does. good point. and you are right. it has been way more humid than usual.

we generally get a couple days a year. we have had a lot this summer and it takes me down. i hate it. the other day, high 80's i was telling kids. this feels fine. a breeze, high 80's and i am ok. it was one of the few dry heats.

but then, we are getting the rain. and have not had this for like 5 yrs. we need.

ya. you are right.

[tridim]

55. In KC, I just had to shut some windows because it was a bit chilly.

It's about 60 now.

[seabeyond]

59. ha ha ha ha ha ha. and JULY. i tell you.

ya that. i was saying up thread, i have the fan on with windows open and getting a chill.

[Reter]

66. This Summer's freezing cold weather absolutely sucks

I live in NYC and this is awful. My 4th of July was ruined. A 69 degree Independence Day in NYC is unacceptable. I'm still waiting for a heat wave of continuous days in the upper 90's.

Here's what I have to say to those who complain about the Summer:

[seabeyond]

72. you are one of THOSE. i never complain during the cold. cause i want to righteously

complain about the heat.

even at 6 am, and my son ran out of gas, up the street. pitch black. he in shorts and a jacket. me in slippers and jacket. no glaves. or hats. and it is like -25 wind chill factor pouring gas into tank our of one of those things....

[Reter]

113. No I'm not one of those

You will never find me complaining about the heat. One exception will be Christmas, because that day gets you in the mood much better when it's cold.

Now, I never said I didn't complain about the cold. I do all the time. I hate it with a passion. My pet peeve is also people who are always hot.

[seabeyond]

116. isnt that funny. polar opposites. i grip about the heat all the time. i hate it. and never gripe

about the cold, love it.

you, the opposite. at least we are not hypocrites and stay true,

[Boudica the Lyoness]

68. I hate the heat as well.

I'd do better in western Washington, but I live in hot dry eastern Washington.

Our house is over a hundred years old and some of the original windows weren't designed to open. About 20 years ago we gutted the house down to the studs and also replaced all the windows. I love to turn the AC off on a cool evening and mornings, open the windows and let the breeze blow through the entire house. The house is filled with bird song as well and it's heavenly.

[seabeyond]

75. yes. that.

i hear you. that is pure pleasure.

i have an older house too. '48. we put new windows in a couple years ago. best decision.

[Aerows]

77. It is so humid here in Mississippi

Jesus Christ and the saints would be sweating.

[seabeyond]

80. yes yes yes. my son has been in new orleans.

i will say... man humid today. he says, not like NO. lol. a month into it, he has finally stopped after we all shout.... not like NO.

i betcha arrows. i do not know how yawl do it.

[nikto]

78. Uh, I live in California...

Please define the term, "rain".

[seabeyond]

81. i know.... i know. lol

i have already talked to two calif about it. you need rain. i hear ya. it is bad there.

[awoke_in_2003]

82. It rained here...

but it just made it miserable.

[seabeyond]

84. i do not know where you are....

arent you tx too? that was us last night. it was hot, rained then killer humid with heat. i could not cool the garage down enough, later at night, to allow dog in there to sleep. it was weird, and bad.

that was keep everything shut up and air on.... for sure.

[awoke_in_2003]

89. Fort Worth. nt

[NaturalHigh]

86. Sort of the same thing here, but we had some sever weather too.

A lot of people were out of power, and several buildings were damaged. Nobody was hurt, though, so we were fortunate.

I hate the heat too. The older I get, the worse I hate it.

[seabeyond]

106. i do not like bad coming with the storms, but i hear ya with the heat. nt

[dembotoz]

88. had to close the windows this am or my 93 year old mom will want the heat on

wisconsin

[seabeyond]

105. i love your story. too funny, huh? i slept with open windows. it was great. nt

[Aerows]

90. It's so hot here

I saw a dog chasing a cat and they were both walking.

[seabeyond]

104. high today, 78.1, lol. lovely.

i am getting cocky and it is gonna nip me on the ass. it is wise i stay humble and appreciative.

[CBGLuthier]

92. We had to wait until this morning when it got down to 69

after the last day at the golf tournament when it got to over 100. Thursday's projected high is 70 degrees. Climate change has truly come to Oklahoma and I swear some day I am going to hit Senator Jim Inhofe over the head with a barometer.

[seabeyond]

103. wouldnt that have been lovely weather for the tournament. but then,

with oklahoma, a storm would have people looking for the tornado. man have you guys gotten hit. did not realize you were in okla.

[lame54]

93. Not to mention the exercise from swatting flies

[seabeyond]

102. screens dude, screens.... nt

[texanwitch]

98. Cooler in Houston today, less humid.

No ac on just open windows and fans.

Yesterday was hot and humid.

This summer hasn't been that bad for Houston.

[seabeyond]

101. i do not know how you do houston. 78.1 today, high. windows open all day.... sigh. nt

[texanwitch]

109. Really nice today.

No ac.

This has been a cooler summer so far.

No 100 plus weather.

[seabeyond]

117. agreed. third day. 76. windows still open, lol. and no 100. adn middle of july. unheard of.

i am off to red rive, in NM mountains first week in aug. i always go to have a little cooler weather after a long summer of heat. lol. not seeming like i need or have earned it this summer.

[steve2470]

107. enjoy it while it lasts, seabeyond :)

We here in Florida don't get the same luxury at night until October. We don't get daytime temperatures like that until maybe November at the earliest.

[seabeyond]

118. wowsers... i could not do that for anything. well. i did live in az the first part of

my life. we only owned sweaters cause in the summer they had air cranked up so high, we needed them inside. lol.

i would have no desire to live that, but some people do not like the cold for anything.

[riqster]

108. It's been a wild summer here in Ohio.

The next couple of days are supposed to be cooler. Of course, the term "Ohio forecast" is an oxymoron.

[seabeyond]

119. i hear ya.

we are working on day three, windows open, still in 70's. totally odd. glad it has cooled down for you all.

[TheNutcracker]

110. so the HAARP is working out rather well?

[seabeyond]

120. By raping the sky with energy rays from large amounts of antennas placed at HAARP's location in Alas

lol. that?

[Skidmore]

112. Very cool today and will remain so for the week ahead.

Feels like October weather. We still have flooding going on too. My veggie garden literally drowned. The corner that sort of survived is confused by the temperatures though.

[seabeyond]

121. this morning, got up early, windows opened, getting coffee, mumbling, ... it feels like fall.

exactly.

sorry about the garden. so much work put in. so much hope and happiness with fruition.

[LWolf]

114. I can't say the same for the east side.

July has been brutal, and today's high is forecast for 99. It's already 90, and the hottest part of the day is usually between 5 and 6. We're supposed to drop down into the 80s on Friday. I'm hoping. This has been one of the most enduring July heat waves I've experienced in Oregon.

[seabeyond]

122. oh my. last year, i took the boys up northwest and hit high 90's and 100 degree

weather. told the boys, cooler in texas. it was odd. you are getting another. not fun.

[LWolf]

124. We had

something like 3400 lighting strikes in the region during Sunday's thunderstorms, sparking a bunch of fires all around; it's hot, windy, and smoky. I hope a little temperature drop will help them get a handle on the fires.

[seabeyond]

125. wow. and we are sittin at 59 right now. middle of friggin july. i am not over the trippiness of

this. huge storm last night that is still sprinklin around this morning.

i was the west from bottom to top, to get its rain.

i hope they get a handle on it too. we had fires about 3 yr ago, with the worst, driest summer i have experienced. not fun

[LanternWaste]

115. Won't get past the mid-nineties today (DFW)

Won't get past the mid-nineties today (DFW), and tonight we're expected to have lows in the high sixties, with the next two or three days being unseasonably cool. Yeah... I hate the heat too and am loving this stuff.

And rain tonight! Rain in July!!! July rain in Texas is as rare as a December snow! Woohoo!!!!

[seabeyond]

123. i hope we get more today. monday, the rain was hard and lots.

both yesterday and today in the 70's.

i am good with this. i was telling someone above, i go to red river first week in aug. to cool off after a long hot summer. this year, i hardly feel i deserve it, or have earned it. going anyway, lol