300rag
It's Not Going to Shift Itself
...when the forecast is like this.
Who needs to go to Arizona...
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azblackhemi
Old Man with a Hat
I'm on my way Peter as soon as I pack my winter clothes! 
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
Never thought I'd say this but I'm thrilled to be in the coolest part of the country.
Agreed!
azblackhemi
Old Man with a Hat
You guys are close but still have a way to go.
300rag
It's Not Going to Shift Itself
At least your nights are a little cooler.
I'm so used to Jersey humidity these night time Temps are amazing. You feel the tension go down with the sun.
These Efing bugs are horrible. I've been told Idaho has two seasons, winter and bug.
What Bugz Dave? Never had those issues in the '70s and '80s. I ran a triangle basically between the Great Lakes, Pocatello, and Louisville for several years. Those big Crain's Bucyrus- Erie manufactured In Pocatello were being bought, assembled and used in strip mining coal in southern Illinois and Indiana, and Ohio. Late '60s or early '70s They even closed I-70 a bit west of Zanesville and pilled dirt 40' of 50' thick to move one of those Monster Crain's from the north side to the south side of that interstate to continue mining that coal vain. Anyway, I could jump over the river and load Case tractors in Louisville to get me back into Michigan and I'd just keep doing it. Bucyrus Erie had-has a big plant in Pocatello Manufacturing big, BIG Crain's and we all know manufactured steel pays way better then re-bar, lol. Guess I was the only one that figured out what you hauled that payed way better then "sticks" comin' back out of the north eastern slope 'cuz nobody that I hauled for or with ever wanted to go into that country. I did and never wanted to be over loaded with lumber for what it paid or dead head for a day or better to find something that would pay more then paying for the fuel. Sorry for the memory trip Dave, Jer
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68PK21 440.6bbl
Old Man with a Hat
I love it when the newcomers start *****'in about the heat when it gets into the 90's and I say to them "what you complaining about" and that "it hasn't been in the 100's here since the mid 90's". These are the same one's that look at me strange while they run around in they're shorts & flip flops when it's 68° out and I'm still wearing my heavy winter coat. Once you get into the shade and there is still a good 10/15mph wind, feels like 50° to me.
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It's buggy Jer, like living in a swamp. The towns have the bug killer spray trucks that run through but I'm rural. Lots or rivers running through these lands plus canals , woods and farming fields
HUMP? Who knew? Sound'z like the apply named "Love Bug'z" in Florida. What bug'z are we talkin' about Pal?
Oh I don't know Jer. Besides the smaller version of the Jersey bird (mosquito) . There are swarms of other insects, some bite, most don't. It's so bad sometimes you can't go outside. I'm not talking bees and Flys. It's other creatures I've never seen.
C-Sick
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Edmonton will be hotter yet, topping out at 106F on Wednesday. So, not far off Arizona temps at all. I know it's still nowhere near max temps ever in AZ though. They are record breaking for us though, especially the duration of this heat. Keep in mind too, the majority of homes here don't have AC.
It's not humid here, so that really helps.
It's not humid here, so that really helps.
300rag
It's Not Going to Shift Itself
C-Sick
Member
It's a dry heat...you know, like an oven.
68PK21 440.6bbl
Old Man with a Hat
Plus the never ending dust....
polara66hardtop
Senior Member
funny numbers,,,
the weather service estimates the temp at 12 feet off the ground. My lifelong retired Tempe fire dept diesel maintanece supervisor stated to me three days ago that he has never met anyone 12 feet tall. Add 5-10 degrees to that number. The city politicians don't want to tell people it is really closer to 120 + on the ground. add to that Illegals starting fires in the country to alert their transportation where they are, it is a real mess right now.
the weather service estimates the temp at 12 feet off the ground. My lifelong retired Tempe fire dept diesel maintanece supervisor stated to me three days ago that he has never met anyone 12 feet tall. Add 5-10 degrees to that number. The city politicians don't want to tell people it is really closer to 120 + on the ground. add to that Illegals starting fires in the country to alert their transportation where they are, it is a real mess right now.
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