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It was in the low 90's and high 80's last week. We're back to low 80's and high 70's this week. Glad to have this weather back.
WTF?! This ain't Texas!
It was in the low 90's and high 80's last week. We're back to low 80's and high 70's this week. Glad to have this weather back.
not texas! wha chu meeeeaan!?
why u complaining man?
u got hot chinese wife....now shake that thing bikini girl
74 degrees in my air conditioned apartment, 104 currently outside.
Damn.
Quit ing.
I haven't been outside since I got home from work this morning. I got beer, smokes, snacks, porn, tv, DVD and air conditioning?
What the else do I need?
Portland is hot, flat and dusty.
The weather of Texas is always pretty dry so the air in Texas doesn't contain so much water vapor, which is the main "green house" gas in our atmosphere. Once you hear a big rain is forecast in Texas, then you'd better get well prepared for a storm or hurricane.
lol... similar to my place. I didn't look at today's high, back down to 86 now that the sun's down. Yesterday it was 102 outside. In the low 70's inside though.
117 in Mesa, AZ
86 in San Diego,Ca.
its 102 at 11:15pm here in Tempe...
unless you have had 36 straight days of 100+ weather and hardly any rain, you need to seriously STFU Tlong.
We are set to brake records for most consecutive 100+ degree days in a row here in Portland. If I recall, the record was set in 1981.unless you have had 36 straight days of 100+ weather and hardly any rain, you need to seriously STFU Tlong.
Thank God Global Warming has returned.
I was missing the summer. At least it started, even though late.
It hit 100 up here in the Yakima, WA area too. I drove down to The Dalles today & it was 104 or something when I was there. Supposed to be 100 up here again tomorrow & possibly through the weekend.
Right on!!
Word!!!unless you have had 36 straight days of 100+ weather and hardly any rain, you need to seriously STFU Tlong.
Maybe if you live in the panhandle or west texas. The air over the eastern part of the state is plenty humid.
That desert area east of the mountains used to regularly get past 110. When I lived in The Dalles, one summer, I has 122 in my back yard, shaded.
The official temperature is at the Dallesport Airport, with the Columbia River shaping "U" around it. Get a few miles away, and it gets hotter than the official temperature!
And today, this will be the third day in a row the official temperature in Portland breaks 100. It will be the fifth day it breaks 100 where I live, deep SE, almost NW Gresham.
I live closer to the Gresham city center than the Portland city center, but have a Portland address.
Live in Western PA - high for the ENTIRE summer?
84!
Still getting into the '50's at night.
Haven't even had to turn on the AC.
Huh? So where do YOU live? Here in SA we probably average 65-70% humidity in the summertime and that number goes up the closer you get to the coast.
I think the concept of humidity baffles some people. That would be horrible to have that high of humidity and that much heat. I don't think my area gets that much humidity. I think it's normally 30% to 40% in the summer, but I could be wrong. It was in the 20's I think in The Dalles. Rarely ever rained. The hot summers were bearable because of the low humidity. Never paid much attention to it for the Portland area. It's seldom feels muggy.
Humidity in the Portland area usually isn't too bad. About 40 to 50% range, I think. Out in central Oregon it's much drier. 100 degrees there feels like about 85 in Portland. Much more bearable.
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