Here is a post to warm everyone up, how hot does it get in summer where you live.

[texanwitch]

This is for all of ya'll that freezing right now, summer is coming.

Our temp is around 90, but humid as hell.

By the way it is 61 right now but will get into the 40's tonight.

See ya'll later, going bayou fishing, you can do that when it is 61 outside.

All of ya'll stay warm,, stay inside.:hi: :hug:

[momophile]

1. 80s and 90s with the very rare 100

cools down a bit at night so it's just perfect and not that many mosquitoes.

yuuummmm......... summer.......

[Oeditpus Rex]

2. 22 July 2006

That was an anomaly, though. Normally, it peaks at about 102.

[Madspirit]

5. Hey Pfluggerville!

Right up the road from you...in Austin.
Madspirit

[Madspirit]

6. Never Mind

You're not from Pflugerville, you're from California. Sorry.

[Oeditpus Rex]

8. Yup

My sig's from an Austin Lounge Lizards' song. :hi:

[Left Is Write]

3. Lots of 90s and a few 100s.

[Madspirit]

4. Austin, Texas

About five years ago we had our record high. 112 degree F.

I LOVED it. I hate cold. I don't want to live anywhere that if you accidentally fall asleep under a tree, you might wake up dead.
Madspirit

[yellowdogintexas]

7. Ft Worth: we had 42 consecutive days of 100 this summer and

only a few days of under 100. It was a long hot summer with essentially no rain.

[fizzgig]

9. lots of 90s

some 100s. but once it hits 90, it all feels the same to me

[AlCzervik]

10. 115F last summer but the weather channel said "Feels like120F" my ac died

that week.

[Saphire]

11. San Antonio, over 100 for months......

[Cobalt Violet]

12. High 90's

But we don't get many of those days.

[SharonRB]

13. It varies from summer to summer, but mostly 80s and 90s

with the occasional 100-102 or so. When it's that hot, it's pretty humid, too. My comfort range is 60s to maybe 80 or so. I hate it when we have prolonged stretches in the upper 80s and 90s. The humidity makes me really miserable.

[Zookeeper]

22. Funny thing is...

I grew up in Michigan near Lake St. Clair, and I don't ever remember it getting up to 100 degrees. And I get the impression that summers were never as hot here 30 years ago as they are now.

[skygazer]

14. 90's mostly and almost no humidity

So it's nice. There's almost always a bit of a breeze off the ocean even here on the other side of the Santa Cruz mountains.

Gets into the hundreds sometimes but not often. I love the weather here. Sure beats shoveling snow and sweating in the humidity.

[ironflange]

15. 30 degrees is plenty warm for us

That's Celsius, of course. It's 86 to you poor F. suckers. We seldom even reach the mid-90s even, and it's dry to boot, so it's seldom uncomfortable.

[u4ic]

16. We've hit 35c/95F

the past few summers.

[ironflange]

29. I was there for one of those

We had just come up and it was indeed 35. That felt pretty hot. I think it's generally warmer in Edmonton in the summertime; Calgary is higher up and it definitely is cooler here at night. That's why Edmonton gardens are so much nicer than ours. We were up to Slave Lake and Cold lake last summer, beautiful country, but I was surprised as hell to see fields of corn 100 km north of Edmonton, CORN!!!11 Have you ever been up that way? There is a fire lookout north of Slave Lake that has one of the most spectacular views I've ever seen, bar none, and I'm including views in the mountains.

[HarukaTheTrophyWife]

17. Mostly 80s, a bit of the 90's and the rare 100.

Northern NJ here.

If it hits 90, we don't really go outside.

[petronius]

18. 70s and 80s - pretty much like our winters. On the bright side, it's never humid.

Mwuuaaa-haa-haa-haa!

:evilgrin:

[huskerlaw]

19. It was 125 in the Valley last summer

but then again, it was around 90 today! ;)

Ahhh...Southern California. :loveya:

[puerco-bellies]

34. Hi huskerlaw!!! That's why I don't live in the valley.. Well one of the reasons.

I try not to live more than 3 miles from the ocean. Then all I have to worry about is crossing the burning beach sands (30 to 40 yards at most) to get to the water..
Ahhh.. Southern California :hippie:

[Reverend_Smitty]

20. Around here the common temps are in the upper 80's-mid 90's

but the humidity is the killer around here, it's not uncommon for the heat index to reach above 100. Unfortunately that doesn't make me feel any better on a night where the wind chill is going down to -10.

[babylonsister]

21. It's midnight here in TX where I am, and it's been cold for 3+ weeks.

My 'cold' is nothing to others' cold, but it is still cold.
Hang in there, everyone. Spring is on the way, we can hope!

[Zookeeper]

23. It's typically in the low 80's during the hottest months...

but with our freaky weather changes, it can get up into the 90's. (That's when it's time for me to hide in the basement.)

About 80 degrees is my upper limit for comfort.

[ForrestGump]

24. Searing....114°F not uncommon in the shade, and add at least 6-10°F for in the sun

I just about died in those temperatures, dressed like Elvis, when I worked outside a casino on days in the summer of 2005.

[hickman]

25. Used to be 90's and up, july to september.

Humid as hell. The Great Lakes basically run right under Michigan which makes it a big swamp in the summer. Last couple of summers it hasn't gotten to the 90's more than a couple of days. In the 1980's it was regularly about 101 in august.

[Skittles]

26. TOO F***ING HOT

yes INDEED :hi:

[China_cat]

27. 100 +, with humidity to match.

[Rhythm]

28. 70's and 80's... a week or two here and there above 90

Spectacularly violent thunderstorms, too...

I love north-central WV!

[Shell Beau]

30. It gets ridiculously humid which makes it feel like hell!!!

[Cobalt-60]

31. In High Summer we're good for steady high 90s

with week long blasts of 100-110.
(St. Louis area)

[mike_c]

32. generally about 70 or so in the summer and 50's in the winter...

...more or less. I rarely need heat and NEVER need AC.

[Blue_In_AK]

33. Mid-60s on average.

[UrbScotty]

35. Often around 90 in West Michigan

Hasn't hit 100 since 1989, I believe.