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As I expected last year.... this year in the "Rainy City" (San Antonio) it will look a lot more like 2007 and 2002 or 2010.
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Still nothing near 100 in the long term forecast for San Antonio, now going into July
https://weather.com/weather/tenday/l...4a40fb45222c37
As I expected last year.... this year in the "Rainy City" (San Antonio) it will look a lot more like 2007 and 2002 or 2010.
Hmmmmmm are you a COBOL developer?
sons, I'd rather cut off my testicles with a malaria-infested rusted knife...yes, I'm still 100% remote in Montana. Despite getting lectured by Gen Z recruiters about how I'm missing out on all these great $50k a year, 5 days onsite, 24/7 oncall jobs in the Utopia that is the Big D - Dallas, TX...I think I made the right move.funny thing is all these recruiters that call me and tell me how great Dallas, TX is, don't even live there rofl
As the Gen Xers/Boomers continue to retire, there's very few Millenials or Zoomers in my field so I have the leverage to laugh and hang up the phone anytime somebody mentions "onsite". I actually did fly back to DFW recently, as soon as I went outside the airport there were two homeless looking black guys with their pants down in a boxing match arguing about which one was "blacker" than the other....also, I noticed every white male had this "I want to shoot myself" look on their face. It's amazing the lengths the white man will go to torture himself: living in the sh!ttiest areas, horrible bosses, horrible jobs, etc just to preserve hope that their fat wives MAY blow them twice a year
Pretty early to be calling that when our May and early June were way worse than those Augusts. Looks like we're getting saved for a while by that low in the gulf but not buying there will be more like it to keep July through early September at bay. Not really buying Days 8-14 of that forecast either yet. Has been nice having temps 96-98 though lately with daytime dewpoints in the high 60s, so much better than 102 with daytime dewpoints in the mid 70s before that low pushed the horrendous Mexico heat dome away that was dominating us a couple weeks ago.
Thank god for COVID normalizing remote work. If I ever have to commute again please just ing shoot me.
sons, I'd rather cut off my testicles with a malaria-infested rusted knife...yes, I'm still 100% remote in Montana. Despite getting lectured by Gen Z recruiters about how I'm missing out on all these great $50k a year, 5 days onsite, 24/7 oncall jobs in the Utopia that is the Big D - Dallas, TX...I think I made the right move.
As the Gen Xers/Boomers continue to retire, there's very few Millenials or Zoomers in my field so I have the leverage to laugh and hang up the phone anytime somebody mentions "onsite". I actually did fly back to DFW recently, as soon as I went outside the airport there were two homeless looking black guys with their pants down in a boxing match arguing about which one was "blacker" than the other....also, I noticed every white male had this "I want to shoot myself" look on their face. It's amazing the lengths the white man will go to torture himself: living in the sh!ttiest areas, horrible bosses, horrible jobs, etc just to preserve hope that their fat wives MAY blow them twice a year
81... eighty-one... EIGHTY-ONE.... as in Kobe Bryant's eighty-one... is the forecast high this coming Wednesday for SAT... in the latter half of June... in San Antonio!! That's incredible!! I don't think we had a high temperature nearly that low so deep into summer at all the last two years.
That's like March weather, although the low temp is summery
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