I Pray for all in the HEAT

Started by Haddon, July 11, 2011, 01:36:07 PM

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Kathyp

it is.  our highs have been running at least 10 degrees below our average for this time of the year.  last year was bad also, but this is worse.  gardens are not doing anything (weeds are good), and to have rain now may ruin or at least decrease the honey take for the year. 

on the + side, with the very heavy snow pack and snow late into the year, there is no water shortage and the ski resorts have been open longer than most remember.  the constant gloom is a little depressing.....

i guess we'll be eating mexican tomatoes again this year  :'(
The people the people are the rightful masters of both congresses and courts not to overthrow the Constitution, but to overthrow the men who pervert it.

Abraham  Lincoln
Speech in Kansas, December 1859

Haddon

#21
Right now at 9:37 AM its 85 degrees 74% humidity with a real feel of 106 It list calm for the wind right now so none at all

At 3 pm today it should be 99 with the feel like of 118 oh this one is brisk 5 mph breeze I will believe that when I see it

At 11 pm tonight should be back down to 81 with 86% humidity and feel like of 90 and 2 mph breeze if you in the open

and at 6 am tomorrow it will be a cool 76 degrees with wait for it 92% humidity and a brisk 1 mph breeze you should be able to see the water in the air and a real feel of 83 which is cool for right now but I bet you could still ring out a shirt in 10 minutes
that is from accuweather

Oh and I don't live near any body of water so no breezes unless there is a storm coming
I wanted to let you know its like this every year oh and the forecast just went up to 100 for today :)
Michael Haddon

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stella

If the last long, nasty winter wasnt still prevalent in my mind, Id be complaining up a storm.

So I will only state the facts:
Its been putrid hot here.
During my last hive inspection I could hardly see through the sweat dripping into my eyes.
Good thing the veil protects me from the 2 pound mosquitos.
"The hum of bees is the voice of the garden." — Elizabeth Lawrence

BlueBee

Haddon, if I had to live in Mississippi valley again, I would rip out that cotton insulation and super insulate everything with 6 to 10 inches of foam.  At that point a few tons of AC MIGHT start making a dent in the heat! 

It is a tough climate there; extreme heat in the summer, and much colder than Florida in the winter. 

Riggs

All I know is in January I was praying for warm weather, now that I have it, I don't guess I should complain.  ;)
Every man's life ends the same way. It is only the details of how he lived and how he died that distinguish one man from another. ~
Ernest Hemingway

divemaster1963

Hit 103 today. humidity 97%. sweated 10 gals. of water at work. category 5+ heat advisory. Got home took shower. temp inside 72. fell asleep talking to wife. :thunder: got hit by the paper. decided not to check the hives till tommorrow. suppose to cool down to the mid 90's. thank god for the cooler weather.

CapnChkn

Yessir RC!  I know you are.

Crazy thing is I'm not.  2 years here and I can go out in July/August at 8 o'clock in the morning and be covered in sweat in 15 minutes.  It's making me scratch my... uh... Head!

Schawee, I will take your word for it!
"Thinking is like sin, them that doesn't is scairt of it, and them that does gets to liking it so much they can't quit!"  -Josh Billings.